How Babies Are Made

Rating:
Summary: good intro. for children 8 to 10 years old
Review: the illustrations makes a lot of sense. It starts from flowers, to chickens, to dogs and then finally humans. It gives a quick sequence of the making of baby animals and human babies. It is not technical and very direct. Most children would understand this because it is pictures and visual.

Rating:
Summary: good intro. for children 8 to 10 years old
Review: the illustrations makes a lot of sense. It starts from flowers, to chickens, to dogs and then finally humans. It gives a quick sequence of the making of baby animals and human babies. It is not technical and very direct. Most children would understand this because it is pictures and visual.

Rating:
Summary: Interesting!!!
Review: This book How babies are made was interesting in the type of information that was displayed by the authors, and the use of illustrations. Some of the illustrations to me seemed that they would confuse the average child instead of teach them how babies are made. However the entire book did simplify the entire process of how babies are made in a way that most children would find amuzing and interesting at the same time. This is coming from a senior psychology major at Cal State Northridge, currently studying child development. How babies are made is a hard topic to teach any child and this book does provide a unique aspect of using simple characters and animals to portray this grand event. I would buy this book and would also use it with my future children.

Rating:
Summary: Interesting!!!
Review: This book How babies are made was interesting in the type of information that was displayed by the authors, and the use of illustrations. Some of the illustrations to me seemed that they would confuse the average child instead of teach them how babies are made. However the entire book did simplify the entire process of how babies are made in a way that most children would find amuzing and interesting at the same time. This is coming from a senior psychology major at Cal State Northridge, currently studying child development. How babies are made is a hard topic to teach any child and this book does provide a unique aspect of using simple characters and animals to portray this grand event. I would buy this book and would also use it with my future children.