Hey, Baby! by Andrea Pippins

Hey, Baby!

A Baby's Day in Doodles

Andrea Pippins

Random House Children's Books · Print & ebook · February 4, 2020

From the master doodler of I Love My Hair and new mom, Andrea Pippins, comes a delightful board book about a day in the life of a baby.

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Who it’s for
New parents and grandparents who enjoy affectionate depictions of babyhood
Themes
Baby's daily routine, Parent-baby tenderness
Genres
New Baby Stories, Everyday Routines

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About this book

From the master doodler of I Love My Hair and new mom, Andrea Pippins, comes a delightful board book about a day in the life of a baby. Follow a baby throughout the day, from napping to snacking to playing--and everything in between! High contrast, lively illustrations combine with gorgeous, colorful photographs to showcase the warmth and tenderness between a mommy and her baby.

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This affectionate look at babyhood is sure to appeal to new parents and grandparents, who will recognize their own little one in the pages.

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New Baby Stories74%
Everyday Routines38%

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Publisher categories

  • Family Life
  • New Baby
  • Everyday Activities
Authors
Andrea Pippins
Publisher
Random House Children's Books
Published
February 4, 2020
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Baby's daily routine · Parent-baby tenderness
Reading lane
Family Life