New Sibling in the Family Bibliography

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Call # |
Author |
Title |
Description |
| E ALE | Alexander, Martha G. | Nobody asked me if I wanted a baby sister | Resenting the attention and praise lavished on his new baby sister, Oliver tries to give her away to several people in the neighborhood. |
| E ALE | Alexander, Martha G. | When the new baby comes, I'm moving out | Oliver is going to be a big brother, and doesn't like the idea one bit. |
| E 305.12 ANH | Anholt, Catherine | Here come the babies | Rhyming text, from the perspective of older siblings, describes the characteristics and behavior of babies. |
| E ANH | Anholt, Catherine | Aren't you lucky! | Big sister experiences the challenges and joys of preparing for and experiencing the arrival of a new baby. |
| E AUC | Auch, Mary Jane | Monster Brother |
Rodney is relieved to find out that his new baby brother's cries are loud enough to frighten any monster away from their bedroom. |
| E 306.8 BAN | Banish, Roslyn | Let me tell you about my baby | A little boy explains his mother's pregnancy, the birth of the baby, the care that it needs, and his feelings about his new brother. |
| E BIR | Birdseye, Tom | Waiting for baby | A child eagerly awaits the arrival of a new baby in the family. |
| E BOG | Bogart, Jo Ellen | Daniel's dog | A young black boy adjusts to the arrival of his new baby sister with the help of his imaginary dog Lucy. |
| E BRO | Brown, Marc Tolon | Arthur's Baby | Arthur isn't sure he is happy about the new baby in the family, but when his sister asks for his help in handling the baby, Arthur feels much better. |
| E CAS | Casely, Judith | Silly baby | Lindsay says "no thank you" when her mother tells her she will have a new baby brother or sister. When her sister arrives, Lindsay is calls her "silly baby." |
| E CAS | Casely, Judith | Mama, coming and going | Big sister Jenna recalls the funny things that Mama forgot to do after baby Mickey was born. |
| E CHE | Chess, Victoria | Poor Esme | A lonely little girl wishes for a playmate, and her wish is finally granted in a way she never expected. |
| E CLA | Clarke, Gus | Along came Eric | Describes how Nigel adjusts to having a brother. |
| E 306.8 COL | Cole, Joanna | The new baby at your house (rev. 1998) | Describes the activities and changes involved in having a new baby in the house and the feelings experienced by the older brothers and sisters. |
| E COL
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Collins, Pat Lowery | Waiting for baby Joe | Test and photographs describe what happens when Missy's brother Joe is born prematurely and needs special care in the hospital, disrupting fan3ily routines and causing Missy to feel confused and left out. |
| E COR | Corey, Dorothy | Will there be a lap for me? | Kyle misses his time on Mother's lap while she is pregnant and is happy when the birth of his baby brother makes her lap available again. |
| E CUT | Cutler, Jane | Darcy and Gran don't like babies | Darcy and Gran are not happy about the idea of a new baby coming, but they change their minds after the birth. |
| E DRI | Driscoll, Debbie | Baby comes home | Baby's first day at home is carefully observed by big sister who shares her reluctance, curiosity and awe. |
| E FIS | Fisher, Iris L. | Katie-Bo: an adoption story |
Relates the adoption of a Korean baby girl into an American family as seen through the eyes of her brother-to-be. |
| E FRA | Franklin, Jonathan | Don't wake the baby | Despite repeated warnings not to disturb the sleeping baby, Marvin creeps into the baby's room and conjures up a world of noisy and colorful adventures. |
| E GAL | Galbraith, Kathryn 0. | Waiting for Jennifer | Two sisters wait anxiously for a new baby that they hope will be a girl. They are surprised. |
| E GAR | Garland, Sarah | Billy and Belle | A newborn baby and the exciting confusion of Pet Day at school combine to make a very special day for Billy and Belle. |
| FAM E GEW | Gewing, Lisa | Mama, Daddy, Baby & Me | Presents a small child's perception of Mother's pregnancy, the family's preparations for the birth, and the arrival of the new baby. |
| E GLI | Glicri, Debi | New BIG sister | A young girl describes her mother's pregnancy, from the first bout of morning sickness to the joyful delivery of twins. |
| E GRE | Greenfield, Eloise | She come bringing me that little baby girl | A child's disappointment and jealousy over a new baby sister are dispelled as he becomes aware of the importance of his new role as a big brother. |
| E HAR | Harper, Anita | It's not fair! | A girl kangaroo, resenting the preferential treatment enjoyed by her new baby brother, finds that she does get to do some things he cannot. |
| E HOL | Holabird, Katharine | Angelina's baby sister | Angelina's excitement over the arrival of a new baby turns to jealousy when her little sister becomes the center of attention. |
| E HOO | Hooker, Ruth | Sara loves her big brother | Two-year-olds Sara's devotion often exasperates her patient big! brother. |
| E HOR | Horowitz, Ruth | Mommy's lap | To Sophie's distress, her quiet times on Mommy's lap are disrupted by the new baby growing inside Mommy, but once the baby arrives there is room for Sophie on Mommy's lap again. |
| E KEA | Keats, Ezra Jack | Peter's chair | When Peter discovers his blue furniture is being painted pink for a new baby sister, he rescues the last unpainted item, a chair. and runs away. |
| E KEL |
Keller, Holly |
Geraldine's baby brother | Geraldine resents all the attention her baby brother gets, until she spends some time with him. |
| E KRA |
Krasilovsky, Phyllis | The very little boy | A little boy who is too small to be in a parade, feed the elephant in the zoo, or reach the cookie jar, soon grows tall enough to do all these as well as to push his new baby sister's carriage. |
| E LAK |
Lakin, Pat | Don't touch my room |
"Don't touch my room!" becomes "Don't touch my baby!" when a child's antipathy turns into protective feelings towards his new baby brother. |
| E 306.8 LAS | Lasky, Kathryn | A baby for Max | Text and photographs record a five-year-old as he awaits the birth of the family's new baby and enjoys her afterward. |
| E LEV | Levinson, Riki | Me baby! | Danny seeks attention when his aunts and uncles come over to see his new baby sister. |
| J 612.63 MAL | Malecki, Maryann | Mom and Dad and I are
having a baby! |
The purpose of this book is to prepare children who will be present for the birth of a sibling. |
| FAM E OLD | Old, Wendie | Stacy had a little sister | Stacy has mixed feelings about her new sister Ashley, but when the baby dies of sudden infant death syndrome, Stacy is sad and misses her. |
| E REA | Reader, Dennis | Butterfingers | Benjamin Butters is called Butterfingers because he always drops everything, but when he is given his new baby sister to hold, he knows he won't drop her because she's his sister. |
| FAM E RHE |
Rheingrover, Jean Sasso |
Veronica's first year | Nine-year-old Nathan helps welcome his baby sister, who has Down's syndrome, into the family and eagerly anticipates the day when she will be able to ride his tricycle. |
| E ROC |
Rockwell, Lizzy | Hello baby! | A young boy describes how a new baby is growing inside his mommy and tells what it is like when his new sister comes home from the hospital. |
| FAM E 305.2 ROG | Rogers, Fred |
The new baby |
Explains the needs of toddlers faced with a new
baby in the family and some of the changes and disruptions the baby can cause in the life of the older brother or sister. |
| E 618.4 ROS | Rosenberg, Maxine B. | Mommy's in the hospital having a baby | Describes the care that mothers and babies receive in the hospital and tells children what to expect if they go to visit their new brother or sister. |
| E ROS | Ross, Christine | Lily and the present | Lily searches the stores for the perfect big, bright, and beautiful present for her new baby brother. |
| E SHI | Shields, Carol Diggory | I wish my brother was a dog | An older sibling imagines how much better it would be if brother Andy were a dog instead of a baby, doing tricks and being banished to the outside when he got too noisy. |
| E SMI | Smith, Peter | Jenny's baby brother | At first, Jenny is unhappy because her baby brother is too young to play with, but soon he joins in the fun. |
| E STE | Stevenson, James | Worse than Willy! | Complaining to Grandpa that their new baby brother is no fun, Mary Ann and Louie are surprised to hear that Grandpa's baby brother was the same way. |
| E STU | Stuve-Bodeen, Stephanie | Mama Elizabeti | When her mother has a new baby, Elizabeti is given charge of her younger brother and finds it more difficult to take care of him than it was to care for her rock doll. |
| E 811 THO | Thomas, Joyce Carol | You are my perfect baby | This poem celebrates the arrival of a newborn baby. |
| E TIT | Titherington, Jeanne | A place for Ben | When his baby brother is moved into his bedroom, Ben goes elsewhere in search of a place of his own but finds himself longing for company of some kind. |
| E WAD | Waddell, Martin | When the teddy bears came | When Tom's mother brings home the new baby, so many teddy bears arrive as gifts that there is no room for Tom but she assures him that there will always be a place for him. |
| E WES | Weston, Martha | Bad baby brother | Four-year-old Tessa is impatient with her new baby brother William. |
| E WIN |
Winter, Susan |
A baby just like me | Although at first she is disappointed with her new baby sister, Martha comes to appreciate her with time. |
| E ZIE | Ziefert, Harriet | Getting ready for new baby | Text and illustrations featuring dog characters explain where babies come from, how they are made, and how they affect the family. |
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