does not tell "how the baby got in there" exactly!

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	• What to Expect When Mommy's Having a Baby (What to Expect Kids) Heidi Murkoff HarperFestival, 2004 - 24 pages average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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Best to pre-read and edit according to childs age

When my husband and I found out we were going to have a second child(complete surprise). Our daughter will be almost 23 months when I should give birth. I have gotten the What to Expect when you are Expecting, and What to Expect the First year. When I saw this book, I knew we should get it. The only thing that I would warn all parents about is that the book is written matter of factly, using all the formal terms for the parts of the body for both men and women. The book does say that you should read it first to edit for your child(but you don't see this warning unless you read the book first). As it was delivered early in the day(stay-at-home mom), I almost read it to my daughter, but when I saw some of the terms used, I decided to read through it while she napped,and because of her young age, I am glad that I did.

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does not tell "how the baby got in there" exactly!

i found it when i was six years old. mom read it to me the night we got it. one sentence is:"daddy's sperm and mommy's ovum join together... like a jigsaw puzzle". It did not tell me how the sperm got in and they come from. i never knew those things until i was almost nine.
p.s. i reccomend it's so amazing and whats the big secret!

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TWO THUMBS UP. . .

. . . Way Up. This book was helpful to me as well as my daughter. We are expecting #2 in May. My daughter is 6. She has lots of questions. This answered her questions and gave me some good ideas to helo her feel involved with the baby.

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Growing Up Just Got Easier...

With the help of Angus, the lovable Answer Dog, best-selling author Heidi Murkoff extends a hand to children and parents as they tackle life's first experiences together.

Congratulations -- you're having another baby! You're excited and a little nervous, but most of all you're wondering how you're going to explain this miraculous, but complex, process to your older, but still very young, child. We're here to help you answer your child's questions about how a baby is created, how it grows, and how it comes out to join the family.

Have fun!

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