You Are My Baby: Farm by Lorena Siminovich

You Are My Baby: Farm Reviews

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  Jenna Imgrund

  This was waaaay better than The Sword in the Stone.
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  Holly Letson

  Meet some cute animal babies, and learn your colors with this fun book.
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  Heather Jo

  lily summer reading 2018, board book, animals, farm, babies
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  Shaumbra Papritz

  Cute and fun, very simple for young readers. My 5 month old loves it but the smaller set of pages can be awkward to turn. Overall, a sweet book.
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  ColleenaMareena

  Super sweet board book, and fun for little kids to turn the pages. I REALLY love the minimalist artwork. It would be great if there were some babies that didn't look identical to the Mimas though, to make adoptive families feel more included--maybe a baby cow that is brown or a baby horse that is grey?
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  Kathryn

  Summary: Animal mommies around the farm claim their babies (the foal, etc...)
  
  Good for family storytimes. Names animals. Talks about mommy's loving babies. Could be interactive with animal songs.
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  Asho

  I checked this out from the library for my one-year-old daughter because I thought she'd like playing with it, but instead her three-year-old brother ended up absconding with it to his bedroom and she never had much of a chance to check it out after our initial reading. He was amused by it for longer than I thought he would be, though, so I guess the upshot is that this is good for preschoolers as well as babies and toddlers.
  There's not really a story, per se. It's one of those books that is almost more an activity to do than a story to read, but matching the babies to the parents is fun for little hands.
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  Barbara

  The collage illustrations in this unique board book will catch the eyes of young readers, and the book's unique design will appeal to them and their caregivers. Readers need to lift the top right-hand side of the book to tell one story and the smaller, left-hand side of the book to tell another one. Taken together, though, both elements of the book reveal the universal love of mother animals for their young. The babies include a piglet, a lamb, a chick, and a calf. This is an adorable book, which should stand up to much handling because the pages are sturdy.
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  Dianna

  This board book has two sets of pages: one for the mother animals and one for the babies. Such a cute idea, and the illustrations are perfect, with lots of different visual textures and soft colors. My one complaint is that it's really hard to hold both sections of the book open at once while also holding a squirmy baby in my lap.
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  Kelsey

  In this book, parent animals identify their children by their unique physical characteristics. Children will appreciate the simple text and fun collage illustrations. The book could be used to teach children vocabulary associated with animals.
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  Colby Sharp

  This would make a great baby shower gift.
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  Liesl

  Adorable book within a book to illustrate parent and baby animals.
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  Wendy

  Cute series featuring a book-within-a-book. The illustrations have some textures which give them some depth. My daughter loves matching up the big animals with their babies.
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  Erin Hendrian

  Simple and sweet. Beatrice loves turning the pages of the mini book with the baby animals when I turn the big page with the mama animal.
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  Danielle Ezold

  These books are adorable but the design is really a pain to hold with one hand while reading to a little one.