This Infant and toddler book is narrated through the eyes of a baby. She describes her day with her grandma, that just came to visit, with a little twist in the aspect of the grandma. Nowadays, grandmas are no longer the way that stories and movies keep illustrating them. She may not be that young anymore, but she still has grace, beauty, and style. The most important part of this book is the exaggerated expression and the description of the emotion in the story. This is so the kids can associate the feeling with the facial expression and, by doing so, they start to identify their own feelings.

A little girl translates from Spanish into English for her grandma as they do their shopping.

I was inspired by my grandson, Michael Thomas, Jr., to write "Grandma's Helper". I didn't realize that over the years I had forgotten so much. As I spent treasured moments caring for my grandchild, I would jot down little reminders as to what to do next in the course of the day of grandparenting. Then it occurred to me to compile the notes into a book to help other grandmas, grandpas, moms, and dads. Introducing a child to the world around him provides opportunity to bring out the physical as well as the spiritual side of his development. Early training and guidance of small children provide valuable lessons for grandparents. The main ingredients that we must possess are tender loving care and a reverence for God and His Word as we train our children in the way they should go. It is the purpose of this book to teach the fulfillment of that commission.

Huey, Louie, and Dewey play while Grandma Duck plants and harvests her wheat, but expect to be given a piece of the cake she bakes.