Whose Baby Am I?

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Summary: Great Baby Animal Book
Review: Another wonderful John Butler book, but not our favorite. The illustrations as always, are stunning. Our daughter really likes identifying the baby animals by type, but it would be nice if the "names" of the babies were on each page as part of the story rather than just one page at the end of the book.

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Summary: ADORABLE!
Review: Just bought this book for my baby as a souvenir from the zoo; it's much cuter, more useful, and more educational than the typical stuffed panda! This book is absolutely darling, the second I saw it I had to have it. The illustrations are top notch, the selection of animals, flawless! The book shows first a variety of the sweetest baby animals, asking, "Whose baby am I?" Then providing an equally cute picture of each baby's mama. At the end I like to ask my baby, "whose baby are you?" We love this book!!

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Summary: Simple and adorable for beginners
Review: Kids ages 2-5 will find Whose Baby Am I? a very simple book which pairs a top wildlife illustrator's cute and realistic drawings with simple questions and answers about baby animals. Simple and adorable for beginners.

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Summary: Great book
Review: This book is beautifully drawn. The picture make you want to hug all the animal. It helps teach kids what baby animals look like and who their mother is. At the end it also has a page that tells them what the little babies are called.

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Summary: Baby's favorite book!
Review: This is my 11-month-old daughter's favorite book. She goes into her room to "check on" it through out the day. She digs it out of a pile of books to read, even when we're in the middle of a different book. She absolutely adores it. I would recommend this board book for all babies, and I am thrilled to see there's a hardcover with more babies for when she stops chewing on all her books.