Many of the children in my preschool class really love this book. Babies are always a hot topic, because preschool children can usually remember when they were "little", and because someone is always anticipating becoming a big brother or big sister. There is an implied sweet relationship with the grandmother, which children also can relate to, and they love learning the handful of French words. ( )

This is a nice book but I would of liked to see better illustrations. The students in my class enjoyed the story and compared it to when they were little or to there experiences with younger siblings. Overall a nice book but it needs better illustrations.

This tale is great. I loved it and my kids loved it. The only thing it lacked was engrossing illustrations.

It has the feel of a book SERIES that you'd love to read to your kids, and older siblings could identify with (and maybe younger siblings could empathize with).

Highly recommended, especially if the publisher got a different illustrator to re-illustrate the book with more endearing characters. The current illustrations are close, but I found myself wincing at how much better they could be. ( )

such a sweet little book. Our kids all loved it. the older kids enjoy reading it to the younger ones.

This book is great for big sisters with little brothers, Francophile families and bear lovers. Peter Is Just a Baby so he can't do all the interesting things his big sister can do... yet

The colorful block images depict the day-to-day activities of a bear family: eating, playing and celebrating birthdays. Peter’s vocabulary is limited but big sister’s language is sprinkled with French phrases (a glossary is included at the beginning of the book).

I fell in love with this book on my first reading because it mirrors my family with mother–daughter manicures, eating out with grandma, a ballerina in the family and sibling bike rides.

Highly recommended! ( )