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In A NEW BABY AT KOKO BEARS HOUSE, a read-aloud story for young children and their parents, popular parenting author Vicki Lansky uses an adorable character, KoKo, the unisex little bear, to help them get ready for a new baby brother or sister. As KoKo learns about MaMa Bears pregnancy and BeBe Bears birth and homecoming, children will identify and share the experience. Here children learn what they can expect with the arrival of this new baby.
The simple story, written especially for children from two-and-a-half to six years old, describes feelingsjealousy, displacement and sagging self-esteemthat children will come to understand are normal. Charming color illustrations by Jane Prince warmly convey the anticipation and apprehensions of an expanding family.
Each page contains a separate box with helpful tips and suggestions for parents to read silently while they read aloud to their child. KoKos story and the accompanying advice for parents together should help make a new babys arrival a happy event for the entire family.

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Table of Contents Introduction The arrival of a new baby at your house is - photo 1
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Introduction
The arrival of a new baby at your house is a major event and one that will have a strong impact on your older child(ren). We all worry about how the older child will react and how we can help him or her adjust. This new baby will change the older childs position in the family and be a competitor for love and attention. Through all this, we must work to keep our childs self-esteem intact.
One way you can help is by letting your child know what to expect. With that in mind, this story of the arrival of a new baby in KoKo Bears family will guide your child through the key stages of your pregnancy, delivery, and homecoming.
To help you make this a smooth transition, there are tips and suggestions for parents on every page. You can skim these silently while you and your child read about KoKo. For more detailed material and additional tips, you may wish to refer to my companion book, Practical Parenting WELCOMING YOUR SECOND BABY.
While it will be necessary to give your older child extra love and attention and to make time for your marital relationship, dont make the mistake of not taking care of that necessary and very important personYOU!
Sincerely,
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One morning MaMa Bear has good news to share. KoKo, she says, there is going to be a new baby at our house.
For me? asks KoKo happily.
The baby will be for all of us, says PaPa Bear.
When will the baby come? asks KoKo.
MaMa Bear smiles and says, Our new baby will be born when the flowers are blooming again, KoKo.
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Dont introduce the idea of a new baby too soon if your child is very young. Nine months can be too long to understand. Save most of your preparations far closer to your due date.
Speak of the baby as ours, not as mine or your childs.
Tie your due date to an event rather than a month. After Christmas, or when the snow disappears are easier concepts for a child to understand.
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MaMa Bear feels very different today. PaPa, she says, I think it is time for our baby to be born. We must hurry to the hospital.
PaPa calls Penny Panda, who comes right over.
MaMa kisses KoKo good-bye.
KoKo, be a good bear for Penny. Ill be back soon, says PaPa Bear as he and MaMa leave.
KoKo and Penny wave good-bye to them.
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Let your child help you pack your hospital bag in advance and think of things to put in it. Include a picture of him or her and a drawing to help decorate your room.
Practice using the telephone with your child. This skill will be important when you are at the hospital and accessible only by phone.
Have your sitters instructions written out in advance so your departure will be smoother and more relaxed.
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Later, when PaPa Bear returns from the hospital, he has good news.
KoKo, we have our baby! A wonderful new baby named BeBe Bear.
Yahoo! says KoKo.
Shall we call MaMa at the hospital? I know she wants to talk with you, says PaPa Bear. And lets find out when you can visit her, too.
Yes, PaPa, lets call right now! says KoKo.
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Some older children show only minimal interest or even hostility towards a baby. Others are visibly delighted. Both reactions are normal and neither attitude predicts future sibling relationships.
Consider hiding small presents in the house that your child can be told to find when you call from the hospital.
Let your child help make the phone calls to announce the babys arrival.
That night at bedtime KoKo asks PaPa when will MaMa be home MaMa will be - photo 9
That night at bedtime, KoKo asks, PaPa, when will MaMa be home?
MaMa will be home soon, KoKo. It wont be long now.
Okay, PaPa, will you read Goldilocks and the Three Chairs?
Good idea, KoKo, says PaPa Bear. Lets get ready for bed, and then well read. And I need my big bear hug before you go to sleep.
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Continuation of familiar routines is reassuring to a child whose mother is in the hospital.
Place mothers picture in your childs room or ask your child to caretake something of mothers such as a piece of jewelrywhile she is gone.
Before going to the hospital, tape your own readings of your childs favorite bedtime stories and books. Say good night at the end of each tape.
Today MaMa and BeBe Bear are coming home KoKo runs to hug MaMa Bear Oh MaMa - photo 11
Today MaMa and BeBe Bear are coming home.
KoKo runs to hug MaMa Bear.
Oh, MaMa. I missed you.
I missed you too, says MaMa, giving KoKo a big kiss.
KoKo, says PaPa, this is BeBe, our new bear.
Hello, BeBe. Im KoKo, says KoKo, standing on tiptoe to see the new baby. BeBe doesnt smile or say anything to KoKo.
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Let someone other than mother carry the new baby when the children first meet. This helps the older child feel less displaced.
Tape your childs first meeting with the new baby to preserve that moment for future replay.
Let friends and relatives know that this first day you would not like to have drop-in visitors.
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As the new baby grows inside the new baby grows inside MaMa Bear, she gets bigger and bigger.
KoKo, when you hug me, you are also hugging our new baby, says MaMa. I love your hugs, and I think the baby loves your hugs, too.
Is our new baby a boy or a girl? asks KoKo.
We wont know that until the baby is born, answers MaMa Bear.
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