Hello Genius

Now that Little Zebra is getting bigger, it's time to done with bottles. It's not easy, but Little Zebra must learn to use a cup. Bye-bye, bottles!

Little Otter feels overwhelmed during a trip to a movie theater, but his dad helps him find a way to tackle his big emotions. Short rhyming text and colorful illustrations will help children learn methods to manage and regulate their feelings.

Little Kangaroo showcases kindness in different ways, like holding the door for a parent and shoveling snow for a neighbor. Short, rhyming text and kid-friendly examples make this an easy and fun read for caregivers, librarians, and educators.

Little Deer is feeling scared during a storm. His mom helps him make a plan so he can face his fears. Short, rhyming text and colorful illustrations will help children feel confident in managing their emotions.

Little Duck loves his pacifier, but he is getting bigger and doesn't need it anymore. It's time for Little Duck to make a big decision and give up his pacifier for good.

Panda goes to Fox's house to play. But Panda has never been on a play date before. The two little animals overcome their shyness, share toys, play games, learn to eat their snacks with manners, and have a fun day they will never forget. This bright, gentle board book will comfort and delight little learners as they prepare for their own first play date.

Little Giraffe is too big for his crib and must move into a big bed. It's hard at first, but Little Giraffe soon finds out how comfy his new bed can be. Sweet dreams, Little Giraffe!

Little Monkey is having a bad day. After a major melt down, he goes to his room and uses some coping techniques to calm down.

Playtime is over, and Little Tiger must pick up his toys, games, and books.

Little Whale worries about everything, and that's okay. Mother Whale is always there to make Little Whale feel better. No more worries, Little Whale!

Sometimes Moms have to leave their little ones at home for a short time. It can be a challenge. Especially for Penguin! There are tears and sadness, but Penguin likes the babysitter, Mrs. Duck. They have fun together reading and playing and hugging Penguin's favorite pillow. And soon, someone's at the door, Mom is back! This sweet new board book confides that missing Mom is hard for everyone, but little listeners will delight in the happy ending.

Bunny is almost potty trained, but pooping on the potty is still tricky. After a few hops and plops, Bunny starts to figure it out in this lighthearted board book.

It's time to get dressed, which is no easy task for Little Turtle! But Little Turtle will not give up. Keep on trying, Little Turtle!

Little Brown Bear must learn how to stop sucking his thumb now that he's getting bigger. It's not easy, but Little Brown Bear finds some fun tricks to help him adjust.

Koala doesn't always like to hug, and that's okay! From special hand shakes to sweet little waves, there are many other ways to say hello or goodbye. Short, rhyming text and adorable art offer a gentle and inviting introduction to the topics of bodily autonomy and consent.

Bear learns mindful breathing in this cute, colorful board book-part of the bestselling Hello Genius series! Bear has lots of emotions. He gets worried, sad, and angry (just to name a few). And that's OK! With a simple mindful breathing trick ("In, in, in, and out, out, out."), Bear can cope with all his feelings-and so can your little ones. With bright colors and loveable animal characters, this book will have babies, toddlers, and preschoolers alike ready to deal with anything that comes his way-just like Bear! All Hello Genius board books help guide your child's first steps in learning social skills and manners. The sturdy, just-my-size pages make them must-have gifts for baby showers, birthdays, and every milestone along the way. Other Books in This Series Include: Bear Says Thank You Duck Goes Potty Little Monkey Calms Down Mouse Says Sorry Penguin Says Please

Toot! Toot! Bunny is full of gas, but she is learning to use her manners and listen to her body in this humorous board book.

Little Elephant uses his big ears to listen to his parents.