Sally Ann Wright – Where Do Babies Come From?

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This is a gentle story, delightfully illustrated, that takes young children through the questions of how life starts and who they are. It sensitively deals with concerns that there won’t be enough love to go round, making it ideal for parents expecting their second child and anyone whose child is beginning to ask wondering questions. The emphasis throughout is that God has made each person special and different from all others and that he knows each one by name even before they are born.

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  • Avikash

    It takes young children through the questions of how life starts and who they are. The emphasis throughout is that God has made each person special and different from all others and that he knows each one by name even before they are born.

  • Seemas

    I don’t think i would be reading this book to my little children. Its to detailed for young children.

  • Myrrah

    my grandmother bought this for my son while i was expecting his sister..i have to say its isnt may cup of tea, im not religious but its still a sweet little story and does open up conversation on the topics.

  • Arnav

    This book is illustrated colourfully that answers young children throught the questions of where do babies come from. I was able to read this to my elder children and it was worth it.

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