As a parent, you enjoy the times you get to just sit and watch your baby play. It doesn't matter if your baby is making a mess or cute noises. It doesn't matter if your baby is sleeping or playing. You love to spend time with your baby! Emma was Miranda's inspiration for writing this book. Mother and daughter love to play games and read and write stories together. Emma was seven months old when Miranda wrote this book. She hopes her daughter continues to enrich her life with good literature as she gets older.

A young mother's nightmare comes trueathe tube doors close with her baby still on the train. Struggling as a single mother, Emma sometimes wishes that her thirteen-month-old son Ritchie would just disappear.

Lift the flaps throughout to find lots of different faces - happy, sad, cheeky, sleepy, messy and giggly - then look under the flap on the final page to find a mirror for baby's own face!

These books are created in a comfortable, strong trim size to fit growing hands and are sure to attract a baby's attention! Baby, Boo! introduces the child to early concepts of facial recognition through photographs of other babies. Night, Night! is the perfect little book for bedtime. The books uses photographs of other babies and strong graphics of familiar objects that baby will recognise and respond to.