Newborn babies cry a lot, but what might you not see much of during their first few weeks when they cry?
Tears — their tear production is still developing.
What is a baby goat called?
A kid
Who is more likely to spoil the baby — Eden or Josh?
Eden
This voracious title character quite literally eats through the pages of the die-cut book.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Which colour is generally considered the first that babies begin to distinguish after initially seeing mostly high-contrast shades?
Red
In which animal does the male become pregnant and give birth to the babies?
Seahorse
Which word do Eden & Josh think baby is more likely to say first: Mum or Dad?
Dad
A popular bedtime story, the little bunny in this book gets ready to sleep with a simple spoken routine.
Good night, Moon
What automatic reflex causes a young baby to hold their breath when their face is submerged in water?
The diving reflex.
What is a baby Sea Lion called?
Pup
What has been Eden's biggest pregnancy craving?
Fruit
One mysterious Christmas Eve, a young boy departs on a locomotive in this magical tale that winds up in the North Pole.
The Polar Express
At birth, which organ is proportionally much larger compared with an adult: the brain, heart, lungs, or kidneys?
The brain. A newborn's brain is roughly a quarter of its eventual adult size.
Which land mammal has the longest pregnancy, lasting approximately 22 months?
Elephant
What was the first thing Eden & Josh did after finding out they were pregnant?
Figured out how to tell everyone
The title monkey in this story befriends a man donning a very particular headpiece.
Curious George
What reflex causes a baby to suddenly throw out their arms and then bring them back toward their body when startled?
The Moro/startle reflex.
What is a baby hare called?
A leveret.
What is the ONE personality trait Eden & Josh most hope the baby gets from the other parent?
Eden- Her Love
Josh- His Courage
This book by Shel Silverstein uses a conifer as a metaphor to describe a parents' unconditional love for their child.
The Giving Tree