a story about a little girl getting used to a new baby brother. Ages: 3-5. Source: Pierce college fort steilacoom library early childhood shelves.

Kate learns how to be a big sister to her new baby brother. At first, she did not welcomed Daniel because she felt that her parents only loves him. But, when her parents were busy taking care of Daniel, she learns how to do by herself and help parents to take care of the baby.
Ages: 8-12
Source: Fort Steilacoom Pierce County Library System ( )

Story that helps children who are experiencing difficult when a new baby arrives in the home. Story deals with the feelings and emotions that an older sibling might experience such as jealously, having to share a parent or parents, and the new demands and attention the new baby brings within the home. Kate the sister presents her feeling and emotions of having a new brother but in the end learn how she fits in as a big sister aswell as how her brother fits into her family.
Ages: 3-5 Source: Pierce County Library, King County Library, Pierce College ECE Library

this book is about a little boy who parents where expecting a new baby and he didnt know how he would adjust to it. but when his sister got here he loved her more then anything.

this little girl does not know what to think about getting a new sibling. she has a hard time with the fact that she is not the baby anymore i thi nk this book is great for anyone who is having a new brother or sister
pierce library
3-5