Orem Library

I never got the chance to know you and play with you, but I think of you a lot. A child eagerly waits for their younger sibling to be born. They help Daddy decorate the room, pick out toys with Grandma and build a sled with Grandpa. Auntie and Uncle are excited too, and the narrator helps them to pick out an exciting book and prepare a magic trick to show the baby. When Mommy and Daddy come back from the hospital, there is no baby with them -- only...

The child psychologist offers advice on listening effectively, demonstrating and reinforcing desired behaviors, and punishment and punishment alternatives.

This sturdy board book, which focuses on social development. shows a diverse range of parents and caregivers positively interacting with their babies by sitting face-to-face, interacting with parents and grandparents, giving comfort when the baby is crying, playing peek-a-boo. Additional suggestions for parents are included.

Adorable lambs have adventures during the day then come home safe and sound for nighttime snuggles.

Me Tall, You Small is a silly romp through a parent and child's daily lives, exploring the differences between being an adult and a child when doing various activities, from kicking the soccer ball around to cooking together to snuggling in bed after a long day. It's a dynamic readaloud with whimsical use of language (for instance, when playing in the mud: Me romp / You STOMP; when snuggling in bed: Me cuddle / You cuddlier). Some rhyming, some onomatopoeia,...

Diverse parents and children celebrate the love they share, and all the things that bind them together.

All around the world, a variety of animal parents show the unique ways they love their children.

Two seventh graders, Drew and Mia, spend their summer in Half Moon Bay, California, training for a half-marathon, and supporting each other as their families struggle with medical and financial problems.

The time has come for parenting to become what it was always meant to be - about the parent. Dr Shefali Tsabary details how our children can be raised as conscious adults only when we as parents allow ourselves to be raised into a higher state of consciousness.

With help from his mother, a young boy named Oliver copes with the suicide of his father.