More from Click Science and Discovery Magazine for Preschoolers and Young Children

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Carry Me!
When you were a baby, you couldn’t walk on your own. Someone had to carry you in their arms, in a baby carrier, or in a stroller until you grew bigger and stronger. Some animal parents carry their babies too. How do they do it? Cats of all kinds pick
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Yo Wants to Know
“These shoes are getting too small,” says Mom. “Shoes don’t get small,” says Yo. “Feet get big.” “They sure do,” says Mom. “When you were born, your feet were tiny, just like the rest of you.” “But I grew fast,” says Yo. “In this picture I’m bigger,”
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Ella’s Baby Album
Here I am at one day old. I’m already three feet tall and weigh 250 pounds. Can you see the hair covering my body? Most elephant calves are born with hair. It falls off as we grow. I was able to stand just 15 minutes after I was born. I was walking a

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