Baby Calf

"Buttercup the cow had a new baby calf, a fine baby calf, a strong baby calf..." She licks him, feeds him, and encourages him until he learns to walk and run and play. A bestseller since it was first published in 1984, this simple, gentle story of mother love is perfect for the moms who read it growing up to share with their own new little babies. The New Baby Calf was Barbara Reid's first book in her now trademark Plasticine style. Published to great acclaim, it has never been out of print.

A fresh new look for the first picture book to feature Barbara Reid's signature Plasticine artwork! First published in 1984, this heartwarming story about a new baby calf's first seasons, and the mother cow that loves him through all of his first steps, is a true Canadian classic. It has the added distinction of being the first book to feature the award-winning artwork style of Barbara Reid! Now, with a fresh new cover, Edith Newlin Chase's beautiful poem, can be introduced to a new generation of mothers and babies, celebrating the simple, unconditional nature of parental love.

Describes the first day in the life of a newborn calf.

A baby calf is born, and under his mother's guidance grows happy and fat.

Come meet a wobbly newborn calf! Darling, detailed images and succinct yet descriptive text touch on essential second-grade life science topics.

This Story was created and written in the cockpit country in the Parish of Trelawny By author E. Rodney. Story was inspired by the animals, trees, rivers, birds and wild life of the cockpit country forest. These fun animals stories are designed for both you and your child or children to interact and participate with each other, enjoying fun reading together. These fun animal stories are great to read with your young ones at day time or at bedtime, enjoy your reading experience Reading is fun

Before cows make milk, they drink it. Young babies often down two full gallons a day! In this book, take a trip to the countryside to see cute calves quenching their thirst and more in the pasture and the barn. Will you find a calf with a milk mustache?