Critter's Story Of A New Baby

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Summary: Dad told Critter that a new baby is coming home today. Critter got all his favorite things out to show the baby. He also got out his favorite book to read to the new baby, but the baby didn’t pay attention to Critter. The new baby cried a lot even when Critter made funny faces and told jokes. Critter tried to dress the new baby but it was hard. Mother had to change the baby when she smelled bad. Critter is confused at what he can even do with the new baby. Mom shows Critter several things he can do with her: cuddle her, rock her to sleep, tickle her, giver her a rattle, let her play with his finger, pull on his nose, and even take her for walks! Critter is lucky to have the new baby. Opinion: Another sweet and wholesome Mercer Mayer

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