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Andrew the bear sulks when he thinks about the new baby that is coming to his family, until his parents tell him how much they are going to need his help.

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.

Papa tells his daughter what will change and what will stay the same after he and his new wife have a baby.

Ariel Kazunas wants a puppy but gets a baby sister instead.

A boy listens to his new neighbor describe the monster that lives at her house, who screams when awakened, yells for food, spits up on everything, and sucks his toes.

A newborn baby experiences the sights, sounds, and sensations of life and the whole wide world.

When Little Brown Bear learns that his parents are expecting "a bundle of joy, " he sets out to discover what that means and is not at all happy with what he learns.

Amy is depressed after her mother announces that she is pregnant and they need to cancel their trip to Milan, and after Amy and her friends take Charlotte's bratty little brother, Patrick, to the circus she is even more convinced that a younger sibling is the last thing she wants.

While baby sitting with their brother Alvin, Libby and Sam have a hard time guessing what Alvin wants to make him happy.

When her mother has a new baby, Annie fears everyone has forgotten about her, but Grandmother and Mr.

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.

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.

A child eagerly welcomes home his new baby brother.

A sister enumerates the joys of welcoming a new baby to the family and the advantages of already being "big.

As her mother gets her baby brother ready for bed, a young girl describes how she takes care of her own babies--stuffed animals--doing the same things that her mother does.