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OverviewSee baby grow and develop month by month with 9 stunning, life-size pop-ups! Grow, Baby, Grow! artistically and poetically illustrates the growth of a baby before birth by comparing him or her to something wonderful and familiar: a pearl on the beach, a cherry on a limb, a starfish in the sea. Grow, Baby, Grow! is a beautiful treasure for expecting mothers, new arrivals, and curious siblings-to-be. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Mertixell Marti , Xavier Salomo , Xavier SalomoPublisher: Familius LLC Imprint: Familius LLC Dimensions: Width: 25.80cm , Height: 2.80cm , Length: 26.00cm Weight: 0.580kg ISBN: 9781641701006ISBN 10: 1641701005 Pages: 18 Publication Date: 01 March 2019 Recommended Age: From 5 to 7 years Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Tertiary & Higher Education , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsA parent recounts the stages of a fetus's development using vivid comparisons to objects in nature ( a little pearl inside an oyster ), while Salomo's life-size pop-ups show it cradled in its surroundings. The developing fetus is the size of a cherry, then of a frog, as big as a sunflower, and, in the sixth month, bigger than my hand, like a starfish surrounded by coral. In the eighth month, it was almost time to fly, and the child is shown in a bird's nest, surrounded by white flowers. Marti includes details about a fetus's physical changes in the womb, as well as the mother's reflections on its movements: Sometimes you had hiccups! Young readers will enjoy seeing the gestational changes in each pop-up spread. Ages 5-7. (Mar.) - Publishers Weekly ""A parent recounts the stages of a fetus’s development using vivid comparisons to objects in nature (“a little pearl inside an oyster”), while Salomó’s life-size pop-ups show it cradled in its surroundings. The developing fetus is the size of a cherry, then of a frog, “as big as a sunflower,” and, in the sixth month, “bigger than my hand, like a starfish surrounded by coral.” In the eighth month, “it was almost time to fly,” and the child is shown in a bird’s nest, surrounded by white flowers. Martí includes details about a fetus’s physical changes in the womb, as well as the mother’s reflections on its movements: “Sometimes you had hiccups!” Young readers will enjoy seeing the gestational changes in each pop-up spread. Ages 5–7. (Mar.)"" - Publishers Weekly A parent recounts the stages of a fetus's development using vivid comparisons to objects in nature ( a little pearl inside an oyster ), while Salom 's life-size pop-ups show it cradled in its surroundings. The developing fetus is the size of a cherry, then of a frog, as big as a sunflower, and, in the sixth month, bigger than my hand, like a starfish surrounded by coral. In the eighth month, it was almost time to fly, and the child is shown in a bird's nest, surrounded by white flowers. Mart includes details about a fetus's physical changes in the womb, as well as the mother's reflections on its movements: Sometimes you had hiccups! Young readers will enjoy seeing the gestational changes in each pop-up spread. Ages 5-7. (Mar.) --Publishers Weekly A parent recounts the stages of a fetus's development using vivid comparisons to objects in nature ( a little pearl inside an oyster ), while Salomo's life-size pop-ups show it cradled in its surroundings. The developing fetus is the size of a cherry, then of a frog, as big as a sunflower, and, in the sixth month, bigger than my hand, like a starfish surrounded by coral. In the eighth month, it was almost time to fly, and the child is shown in a bird's nest, surrounded by white flowers. Marti includes details about a fetus's physical changes in the womb, as well as the mother's reflections on its movements: Sometimes you had hiccups! Young readers will enjoy seeing the gestational changes in each pop-up spread. Ages 5-7. (Mar.) --Publishers Weekly Author InformationMeritxell Marti is a writer, professor of humanities, consultant of entrepreneurship, and an expert in connecting ideas. She's also skilled in public speaking, motivation, and a foment of creative projects. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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