Jeanne, Kate, or Alex
Baby born on National Jelly Bean day?
In The Tale of Peter Rabbit, this is the dangerous gardener who chases Peter through his vegetable patch.
Who is Mr. McGregor?
Standing on wobbly legs just minutes after birth, this long-necked youngster can sprint faster than most humans within hours.
What is a baby giraffe?
In this South American country, babies’ nails are sometimes not cut for the first year, to avoid bad luck.
What is Brazil?
The baby born on National Blueberry Day
Who is Jeanne?
In this children's book about a little bear named Corduroy, he gets separated from Lisa as he searches the laundry mat for this item.
What is a pocket?
At birth, this baby animal can weigh as much as a small car, around 3 tons, and are about 23-27 feet long when they are born
What is a baby blue whale calf?
In these Scandinavian countries, it’s normal for babies to nap outdoors in their strollers — even in freezing temperatures — because fresh air is thought to help them sleep better.
What is Finland or Denmark?
The baby who had a name on the top 100 most popular baby names when they were born
Who is Alex?
In The Polar Express, the boy receives this object from Santa Claus — a gift he can hear ring only if he believes.
What is a silver bell?
For these baby animals, dad—not mom—keeps them warm, balancing them on his feet under a feathered flap of skin.
What are emperor penguin chicks?
In this East Asian country, it’s common for pregnant women to avoid funerals, believing it may bring bad luck to the unborn child.
What is China?
Baby born on World Nutella day
Who is Alex?
In Charlotte's web, this gluttonous rat lives at the Zuckerman farm and frequently helps Charlotte and Wilbur—but only when food is involved.
Who is Templeton?
These hatchlings give a high-pitched call before they emerge, a sound that often summons mom to start digging.
What are baby crocodiles?
In this Caribbean country, some women avoid eating twin bananas during pregnancy, fearing it will lead to twin births.
What is Jamaica?
On this baby's birth date, the world's largest lollipop to date was made in Denmark, weighing 3,011 pounds.
Who is Kate?
In The Giving Tree, the tree offers these four things over the course of the boy’s life:
What are apples, branches, trunk, and shade?
If they get separated, these babies will imprint on the first moving object they see—even if it’s a human or toy.
What are ducklings?
In this European country, pregnant women are often discouraged from knitting, because of a folk belief it may cause the baby to become tangled in the umbilical cord.
What is Iceland?