Description: The third baby picture book from Choi Sook-hee, the beloved author of the bestsellers 'It's Okay' and 'Me Too, Me Too'! Give your growing little one some praise and encouragement with this heartwarming story. Choi Sook-hee is a star picture book author who enjoys enormous popularity among mothers. Her representative work 'It's Okay' has received the steady love and attention of readers for a long time, being included in an elementary school reading textbook in 2009 and selected as an IBBY Outstanding Book for Children with Disabilities in 2011. The story begins as a child goes to the zoo with their mom. When mom says, "When you were a baby, you were as small as a baby kangaroo," the child is surprised and becomes curious about their own baby days. Every child has a baby time they can't remember — a time when they slept and slept like a baby lion, cried "quack quack" like a baby duck, and drank only mother's milk like a baby pig. As children giggle listening to what they looked like and what silly things they did as babies, they're amazed to learn they were once a baby who couldn't do anything alone. "Really me?" they ask, then loudly declare, "No way! I'm all grown up now!" The conversations between mother and child in this story are made up of wonderfully happy sentences. Mom teasingly tells the child that as a baby, they couldn't do this or that, just like the baby animals. Surprised, the child says "Really me?" and proudly lists all the things they can do now, showing them off in action. To adult eyes, there's nothing particularly special about it — the child is still young and still learning — but their face is brimming with confidence. Although it's not shown in the picture book, imagine the look on mom's face as she watches: surely a bright smile, gently patting her child and saying, "That's right, my child is all grown up now."