This book is narrated by a dog named Angus. Throughout the book, he answers popular questions that most children have when their mom becomes pregnant. For example, "How does the baby eat?" In a fun, yet informative way, Angus addresses every question.

This book was very cute and fun. It was narrated in a way that would be easy for children to comprehend. I would recommend this book to younger students or children who are expecting to be an older brother or sister. I would even read this to my future children. ( )

The narrator is a dog. He tells where the baby is, how the baby gets here, how the baby fits inside the mother, what makes a baby grow up, how the baby eats, how the baby hears and sees, what the baby does, why doesn't the mom feel good, why does moony go to the doctor so much, and when and how the baby comes out. ( )

This is a book that answers all children's questions about "where babies come from?" In this book there are questions that children ask and are answered in way they will understand. This book teaches us where a baby comes from, how the baby grows, what the baby eats, how the baby is born, and what to do to take care of mom while she is pregnant. This is a good book to read to a child who is about to become a sibling to answer the questions they may have about babies, but this is not a book you would read to a classroom of students. ( )

In this book, there are several questions that address to when a child's parents are expecting. It covers how babies are formed, where they are during the pregnancy, and how to supportive to the parents. I love it how on the bottom of each page, there are activities for the child to do. He/she can wrap themselves in a blanket to see what it feels like to be in a womb. If mommy isn't feeling it, offer to prop a pillow for her. I would not read this in a classroom, but I would have it in my classroom library. ( )