“There was one little baby who was born far away, and another who was born on the very next day…” From snowy mountains to sunny plains, babies are born all over the world—but they all share one delightful thing in common: ten little fingers and ten little toes. This heartwarming story celebrates the universality of childhood, with lyrical rhymes and gentle repetition that make it perfect for reading aloud. Mem Fox’s poetic text pairs beautifully with Helen Oxenbury’s soft watercolor illustrations, showcasing babies of diverse backgrounds in joyful, cuddly moments. A loving tribute to connection, inclusion, and the sweetness of early life. Why You’ll Love It • Rhythmic, soothing text ideal for bedtime and bonding • Promotes global awareness and emotional connection • Gentle illustrations that evoke warmth and tenderness • A modern classic featured on Oprah’s best books for babies list Perfect For • Babies and toddlers aged 0–4 • Baby showers, newborn gifts, and first libraries • Families seeking inclusive, love-filled stories • Fans of Where is the Green Sheep? and Guess How Much I Love You

Author

Mem Fox