A new toddler title charts a crucial achievement.

There comes a point in a toddler's life when going in one's diaper is only one possible option, and the question must be raised: Should I go in my potty? With pitch-perfect humor and pacing, Leslie Patricelli follows the inner dialogue (sure to have little ones shouting responses) and hilarious actions of everyone's favorite Baby, winding up with an over-the-top look of surprise and delight that will have both parents and offspring laughing out loud. "I did it "

Oh, baby Leslie Patricelli s one-haired wonder returns to revel in Christmas.
It s almost Christmas, and baby simply cannot contain the exuberance. There are things to decorate: a tree, a gingerbread house, a doggy There are very creative presents to make, Santa to see (must be brave), carols to sing, not to mention the big event itself. Come celebrate the season with humor and joy as everyone s favorite baby puts a special spin on Christmas."

Hang on tight for more comic joy in this companion to the "Boston Globe"-"Horn Book" Honor winner "Higher Higher "
A day at the park. A ride on Daddy's back. Run, Daddy Faster Faster How fast can Daddy go? Faster than a dog? A horse? How about a cheetah? Must his feet even touch the ground? Leslie Patricelli reprises the duo from "Higher Higher " in another humorous riff on a favorite pastime a laugh-out-loud-funny tale of few words about doting dads and high-energy kids whose imaginations know no bounds."

Oh, baby Leslie Patricelli s one-haired wonder returns to share the love.
When you re an adorable bald baby, your family finds lots of ways to show you how much they love you: Mommy lifts you uppy, Daddy kisses you on the tummy, and everyone wants to snuggle. What s not to love? With comedy and warmth, Leslie Patricelli offers a universal tribute to love and affection in a board book full of instant appeal for little valentines everywhere."

Nighty-night, Baby The cheekily charming tot goes through a typical nightly routine in a humorous bedtime book.
Dinner is finished, the sun is setting, and Baby is getting ready for bed, sneaking in a naked dance before bath time. Then it's on to tooth cleaning, hair brushing, bear hugging, and getting cozy in PJs. Finally it's time for a bedtime story (-Again Again -) and a song with Mommy before Daddy turns out the light. Kissy kissy

Is Baby really ready for that first haircut? With the usual panache, Leslie Patricelli's one-haired wonder leads the way into another new experience.

It's important to take care of your hair, even if you only have one As Baby can tell you, that hair gets washed when it's dirty and brushed when it looks messy. But when it grows and grows, there's only one thing to do. This funny and reassuring look at a toddler rite of passage is ideal for little readers--especially those with a tiny bit of trepidation about that first haircut.

A subject dear to children's hearts is in the spotlight as Leslie Patricelli's beloved baby character returns.

Everybody does it: Kitty, Doggie, Daddy -- even Mommy And when Leslie Patricelli's beloved bald baby does it while running, it sounds like a train. This frank and very funny look at a certain noisy body function is perfectly suited to the youngest of listeners, while their giggling older siblings will be happy to read it aloud.

A subject dear to children s hearts is in the spotlight as Leslie Patricelli s beloved baby character returns.
Watch out Here comes Tickle Monster Good thing this baby is NOT ticklish. Well, maybe just the feet . . . "hee hee "And the tummy . . . "pbbbb "And, oh no not the armpits . . . "har, har Eee-hee "A spirited tickle fest winds up as a sweet family cuddle in a story sure to tickle kids funny bones."

The inimitable Baby brings a humorous spin to the holidays in in board book fit for Easter baskets.
The Easter Bunny is coming It s time to dye eggs. Did you know that red and blue make purple? That blue and yellow make green? That an art project may result in a multicolored Baby? There are bunny ears to wear (for the dog and cat, too) and an Easter basket to put out before bedtime. What will Baby find inside it the next morning?"

The inimitable Baby brings a humorous spin to the holidays in a cheerful board book fit for trick-or-treat bags.

It's almost Halloween How should Daddy carve the pumpkin? So many expressions to choose from What should Baby be--a princess or pirate, ballerina or clown? When the jack-o'-lantern's ready (looking suspiciously like Baby), it's time for a little ghost to head out in the slightly scary night. But fear turns to excitement as the pumpkin fills up with treats. WOW