Rosalind Beardshaw

When Stanley wishes that he had a tricycle to ride like his friend Jack, Stanley's grandfather helps him build something better.

Lola plants a flower garden with her parent's help, and watches it grow.

Lola reads story books to her new baby brother Leo, and even though Mommy and Daddy are busy, they still have time to read to Lola at bedtime.

More than anything Lola would like a cat, but first she must learn how to care for it.

"Lola is excited for her first-ever sleepover at her cousin Hani's house where together they play, learn, and try new things"--

A celebration of the experiences in a toddler's life combines rhyming text with detailed scenes depicting a human baby and his bear caregivers as they participate in a comforting everyday routine.

More than anything Lola would like a cat, but first she must learn how to care for it. Su mam©Ł le explica que un gato da mucho trabajo, entonces Lola practica cuidando a sus gatitos de juguete y leyendo muchos libros sobre gatos. Junto con su mam©Ł, investiga sobre adoptar gatos, compra alimento y suministros, y visita un refugio de animales. Finalmente, Lola escoge a su gata y tiene la paciencia de esperar que el animalito se adapte a su nuevo...

After observing how other animals around the farm make their new offspring happy, an expectant father mole flaps llike a bird, splashes like a duck, and hops like a bunny until he discovers that his babies need just one thing--love.

Fran is determined to get her flower bud to grow by feeding it food she likes but then Mother Nature steps in.

Mommy Fox and Little Fox walk through the woods and search for the top of the sky.