Where, Oh Where, Is Baby Bear?

This story absolutely warms your heart and your childs heart. Read as mama and baby play a kind of hide-and-seek! Adorable!

Excellent book. I Have all the “Baby bear” series. And this one is also very engaging and educational. Love the graphics and very easy for little ones to understand and get engaged.

My daughter LOVES this book. She is slmost 3. We borrowed it from the library and had to buy it. We are now getting “Baby Bear Counts One” for the same reason.

We used this book to tell my parents that we were pregnant. It is a very cute book and they all got a kick out of it. Hardback is nice and shipping was quick.

This was bought as a birthday gift. My granddaughter's mother asked for it. The pictures were darling and I'm sure my 2 year old granddaughter will love it

This is one of those books, which is sure to become a favorite.Baby Bear follows Mama out of the cave to search for food, but the outdoors is so exciting. His curiosity has him peering behind trees, boulders and many other places where Mama can't immediately see him. Each time, she calls, 'Where, oh where, is Baby Bear?' and each page, turns to a fun game of hide-and-go-seek.Young listeners/readers love to play peek-a-boo or hide-and-go-seek, and this book allows them to dive into that fun. Baby Bear is quite the character as he investigates the best hiding corners. Young listeners/readers will enjoy seeking him out and announcing exactly where that bear has gone off to. It's interactive and draws kids into a game they love to play themselves.But this isn't only a fun game. While each spread turns into a seeking exercise, it also portrays the life of a bear. Subtly, young listeners/readers discover Baby Bear's habitat and learn what exactly bears love to munch on. The illustration bring the landscape to life, while incorporating a lovely dose of fun. Near the end of the tale, the journey of Baby Bear and Mama is mapped out on their return trip to the cave. This allows kids to test their memories and see if they can remember all the places Baby Bear visited.Summed up, this is a cute, fun, yet simple read which is sure to lure young listeners/readers in and have them playing along again and again and again.I received a complimentary copy and enjoyed this one so much that I wanted to leave my honest thoughts.

This picture book continues Wolff’s series on Baby Bear and his explorations of his habitat. Here, Baby Bear and his mother head out to look for food. But every time his mother looks for him, Baby Bear has disappeared. Again and again she has to call out “Where, oh where, is Baby Bear” and then her little bear responds. Readers will enjoy spotting where Baby Bear is heading and then where he is hiding as the pages turn. The repetition is handled nicely, giving the book a lovely rhythm when being read aloud. The illustrations are crisp and filled with details of their forest home. A great read aloud pick. Appropriate for ages 1-4.

We were given this book at a baby shower. Our son is almost 2 and it is still a favorite. I love the illustrations and the flow of the book. My son loves to point out where baby bear is before he is fully seen on the next page. It’s a sweet book that I highly recommend.