The story also contains ample amounts of humor.
Either way, this book provides excellent answers to help soothe any worry and get them excited for their new role of big brother or big sister. Or, perhaps when you told your child the good news, they didn't quite understand what it meant, so they don't know what to think or which questions to ask. The toddler's questions and thoughts will likely echo your own toddler's. The toddler and his mother do many different activities while they talk about the baby, like go for a walk, go out to eat, visit a museum, go to the zoo, and many other activities that you and your little one may be familiar with.
The pictures showing the toddler and his mother are drawn with vibrant solid colors, while the pictures showing what the toddler is imagining are made up of just a few different colors of pixels, like old comic books. For every two-page spread, one entire page is filled with a picture, while small pictures are interspersed between the words on the accompanying page. Although there are no quotation marks, it is always clear who is speaking the toddler's many questions about the arriving baby are in dark grey, while the mother's gentle answers are in light grey. The story is presented as dialogue between a mother and her toddler son. Do you know a child who is soon to be a big brother or sister? If there is another baby on the way in your family, this book is an excellent answer to your little one's swirl of questions.
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