In "Good Morning, Baby," George Ford invites readers into the warm and whimsical world of morning rituals shared between parent and child. The story captures the tender moments of a parent's loving interactions as they greet the dawn with joy and affection. Each page is filled with delightful illustrations and simple, lyrical prose that celebrates the little things—waking up, breakfast time, and playful bonding. This heartwarming tale emphasizes the beauty of everyday life and the special connection that forms during these intimate morning moments, making it a charming read for young children and their caregivers alike. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book is part of a book series called What a Baby .

This book has been graded for interest for readers up to 3 years.

There are 10 pages in this book. This book was published in 1997 by Scholastic US .

Cheryl Willis Hudson is the author of a dozen books for children, including Bright Eyes, Brown Skin (coauthored with Bernette G. Ford) and Come by Here , Lord: Everyday Prayers for Children . She says that Hands Can was inspired by her own children. "I was amazed by the versatility, dexterity, utility, and even gracefulness of such small fingers," she says. "I began to see hands as marvelous works of art, and I wanted to somehow capture that vision in a children's book. " John-Francis Bourke was born in Dublin, Ireland, and now works in New York City. His photographs have been published in GQ , TV Guide , ESPN The Magazine , Nick Jr. , Parenting , and Parents . He says, "Photographing people provides me with a constant stream of new faces, new words, new conversation - it never gets old. Photographing children gives you all that, plus innocence and curiosity. Wonderful!" This is his first book for children.