Sesame Street: Grover Takes Care of Baby

by Emily Thompson, Tom Cooke (Illustrator)

Grover imagines all the things he would do if he had a chance to take care of his baby cousin--and he finally gets that chance.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books, Fiction

24 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1987

Reviews

[Kerri]

A cute little book for how to help with a baby, even if they might rip your picture!

[Kylie Abecca]

This should be called ‘Grover THINKS about taking care of baby’, as he technically doesn’t do anything but think about what he WOULD do

[Little Seesaw]

Grover he so furry, so loveable, you are sure to love reading about him as he cares for a baby. Oh and don't forget how much fun it is impersonating Grover.

[Danna]

Just another sweet Grover book for our nostalgia collection.

[Dan]

this is so cute. i would let grover look after my baby!!
i absolutely adore the illustrations in this book - they are SO warm and comforting

[Ashley Adams]

Grover is my favorite. Him caring for a baby is absolute, classic, fantastic. So sweet!

[Irish Blue Eyes]

This is a Little Golden Book from Sesame Street published in 1987, featuring the character Grover. Upon encountering Marsha and her infant brother Max, Grover expresses a desire to have a baby of his own to care for. As he walks home, he envisions various activities he could engage in with the baby, such as allowing it to play with his toys, participating in Super Grover adventures with the structures they create together, and even learning to sing The Itsy Bitsy Spider in unison. Grover fantasizes about assisting his mother in giving the baby a bath or feeding it, while she reads them both stories from Monster Goose. Upon arriving home, he discovers that his Aunt Betsy and Uncle Ralph are bringing his baby cousin Emily to visit, providing him with the opportunity to genuinely assist in caring for the baby.

[Brian]

bedtime story for Abby (part of my Grover collection of books) that is actually pretty good for any child that has a new baby in the house.

[Karl]

Helped my eldest get used to my youngest.

[Kristina Arnold]

This is such a good book simply because it discusses the importance of taking care of a baby and many students will have a younger sibling or cousin that their parents may need help taking care of.

[Jennifer]

Cute book! Grover can babysit for me anytime!

[Sgivens]

I liked reading this book to my son. It gives the a child ideas about how to help mom or dad with their younger sibling. It makes them feel helpful.

[Angie]

Cute book and teaches good big sibling skills.

[Little Champs]

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