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Here’s a woman with an eye for babies! Ann Tudor tells stories about babies and toddlers, whether grandchildren or met-by-chance little ones out in the world, along with a few memories from her own childhood. Always sensitive to the child’s point of view, these stories are sometimes amusing, sometimes heartbreaking, but always intriguing.
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