Overview

Fueled by the only word she knows-NO!-Baby is learning how to talk while stirring chaos through the entire family. This hilarious follow-up to The Baby Who Stayed Awake Forever is the perfect baby shower gift for parents and older siblings of bossy babies and temperamental toddlers. Fueled by the only word she knows-NO!-Baby is learning how to talk while stirring chaos through the entire family. This hilarious follow-up to The Baby Who Stayed Awake Forever is the perfect baby shower gift for parents and older siblings of bossy babies and temperamental toddlers. Breakfast? NO! Sharing? NO! Clean diaper? NO! Baby is a good talker but she only knows ONE word, and she's going to use it-a lot! But when Baby is asked a very special question-""Do you need a kiss?""-it's finally time to learn a new word- YES. Celebrate the joys and challenges of toddlerhood and independence with this funny and heartwarming picture book. Parents and older siblings will love laughing along together as they try to get their own ferociously fussy little one to say anything . . . anything . . . but NO!

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""Baby’s lighthearted journey will resonate with spirited youngsters, while caregivers will relate to this common toddler phase....A delightfully empathetic tale for families with a strong-willed toddler in the mix."" —Kirkus Reviews

""Baby’s lighthearted journey will resonate with spirited youngsters, while caregivers will relate to this common toddler phase. . . . A delightfully empathetic tale for families with a strong-willed toddler in the mix."" —Kirkus ""Will appeal to empathetic young listeners and be very familiar to caregivers of toddlers."" —The Horn Book

Author Information

SANDRA SALSBURY is the author and illustrator of The Baby Who Stayed Awake Forever, Best Friend in the Whole World, and Spreckle's Snack Surprise. She was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she received a BFA and MFA in illustration from the Academy of Art University. She lives in Berkeley with her husband and two daughters.

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