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My new big kid bed
by Debbie Bertram
When his new dinosaur-themed bed casts scary shadows at night, a child seeks comfort from other family members
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Little Bunny's pacifier plan
by Maribeth Boelts
Little Bunny learns to smile, laugh, crawl, dance, and even talk with his pacifier tucked safely in his mouth, but when the dentist suggests it might be time to give up the pacifier, Little Bunny is not sure he is ready.
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Mommy laid an egg! : or where do babies come from ?
by Babette Cole
Amused by her parents' silly answers to a simple question--her Mommy says that babies are made from gingerbread--a child decides to explain to her parents where babies actually come from.
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Nope. Never. Not for me!
by Samantha Cotterill
After a young child refuses to eat broccoli, her mother has a toy dinosaur try the vegetable and the little child is intrigued and finally agrees to taste it
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Tiny Tantrum
by Caroline Crowe
A little girl who is happy as long as she gets her way throws tantrums whenever it is time to clean up, take a bath, or put on her coat, a bad habit that changes when she meets a group of friendly monsters
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No more pacifier for Piggy!
by Bernette G Ford
Ducky wants to play peekaboo with his friend Piggy, but every time Piggy tries to smile or call out "I see you!" his pacifier gets in the way.
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No more biting for Billy Goat!
by Bernette G. Ford
A latest entry in the popular series that includes No More Diapers for Ducky! finds frustrated new kid Billy Goat struggling with not knowing how to make friends and nipping his animal classmates before gentle guidance from a sympathetic Ducky helps him realize that teeth are for biting food and not friends.
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New friends for Zaza
by Mylo Freeman
When Zaza goes to daycare for the first time, she makes new friends while playing with her stuffed animal Rosie
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A big bed for Jed
by Laurie B. Friedman
Having grown out of his crib, Jed gets a brand new bed, but the bed appears too big and Jed doesn't want anything to do with it until his parents step in and show him all the benefits that a big bed can offer.
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What a good big brother!
by Diane Wright Landolf
After everyone else in the family does everything they can to calm little Sadie down, it's up to big brother Cameron to take over with his special kisses and loving tummy rub--magically turning his little sister's grimace into a happy grin.
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The poop song
by Eric Litwin
From cats to caterpillars, bluebirds to babies, everybody poops in their own special way
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Meltdown!
by Jill Murphy
Causing low-level mayhem in her enthusiasm to help Mommy at the grocery store, little Roxy throws a high-energy fit of acrobatics when she decides she must have a certain cake from the bakery aisle, in a relatable story by the creator of Five Minutes' Peace.
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Potty = : Bacinica
by Leslie Patricelli
Cuando tienes que ir al baäno, Ætienes que ir! Pero Ådâonde?
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How to welcome a new baby
by Jean Reagan
In this funny, creative and sweet new addition to the best-selling How to series, young readers will follow along through the first year of a baby's life, learning what to do along the way! Simultaneous eBook. Illustrations.
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I'll never let you go
by Marianne Richmond
A baby bear, who takes his blanket everywhere with him, worries that they will both be lonely when he needs to go to school, but his mother reassures him that even if they are apart, their love will remain
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I want my pacifier
by Tony Ross
The little princess is not ready to give up her pacifier, even though grownups have told her she is too old for it, and it continually vanishes
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Hold your temper, tiger!
by Carol Roth
A playful story about controlling one's temper finds tantrum-prone Little Tiger stomping, crying and growling whenever he does not want to do something, a habit that challenges him to learn to control his temper by hiding it in his pocket, his underwear and other places.
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Big sister now : a story about me and our new baby
by Annette Sheldon
A little girl named Kate gets used to sharing her parents with her baby brother Daniel and realizes there are some benefits to being a big sister now, in a title that includes a note to parents.
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How to pee : potty training for boys
by Todd Spector
A little boy shares all the ways he has learned to use the potty, including firefighter style, waterfall style, and rocket style. Also available: How to Pee: Potty Training for Girls
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I'll always come back to you
by Carmen Tafolla
Through reassuring rhyme and amusing illustrations that are perfect for children struggling with separation anxiety, this touching picture book conveys the important message that distance cannot diminish love. Illustrations.
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People don't bite people
by Lisa Wheeler
Illustrations and rhyming text urge children to use their teeth for biting food, not their friends or relatives
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