How are Babies made? By ALASTAIR SMITH

Ever wondered how to answer that little voice that asks “Mommy, How are babies made?” Well, this time you CAN actually avoid the awkward glances you throw around as well as the quavering unsatisfying answers which probably leads to more and more questions from the child.
“How are babies made?” by Alastair Smith is a lively, informative book with many colorful cartoon illustrations, which not just attract children but the adults too. It provides simple but educational answers to all those innocent questions in the most “real” way possible. This fun flip-flap book is treasured with hidden flaps that reveal fun facts and surprises about how a baby is made, its process of change inside the mother’s tummy and its growth. Bold cartoon style illustrations show even the smallest of things like how long does it take for a baby to grow until what it actually does inside the mother. An expecting mother with a second child can easily provide explanations to her 1st born on why her stomach is suddenly as huge and rounded as a balloon. This time your child will no more say “Mommy has become fat”...
For the singles out there, don’t brush off this review without a second look; you can be a great uncle or aunt simply by helping desperate mommy answer children’s non-stop questioning and actually spend some good educational time with your little nephews and nieces!