A miniature gift edition by the 1990 Best Books for Babies Award Winner. Rosie is a talkative and highly imaginative four-year-old and she is trying to help her mother with the new baby. But Rosie has two babies of her own (or so she says), and they too are very demanding. Apparently they live in a bird's nest, they go out in the garden all by themselves and sometimes they make Rosie cross. They also drive cars and lorries and dumpers and boats; they like swings and rockets and dinosaurs; they don't like custard and they eat apples all the time. To look at they seem remarkably like two cute toy animals: a rabbit and a bear! Martin Waddell also writes under the pseudonym Catherine Sefton. For Walker Books, he has written "Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?" (Winner of the 1989 Smarties Book Prize and the 1988 Kate Greenaway Medal); "Let's Go Home Little Bear"; "The Park in The Dark" (winner of the 1989 Emil/Kurt Maschler Award); "Rosie's Babies" (winner of the 1990 Best Books for Babies Award, and shortlisted for the 1991 Kate Greenaway Medal); "Farmer Duck" (Winner of the 1991 Smarties Book Prize); "The Hidden House"; "Squeak-a-Lot"; "The Tough Princess"; the "Little Dracula" stories; "Sailor Bear"; "Owl Babies"; "Little Mo"; "The Pig in the Pond", and "The Big, Big Sea". For Walker, Penny Dale has illustrated "The Stopwatch"; "Once There Were Giants" and "Rosie's Babies (shortlisted for the 1991 Kate Greenaway Medal), both by Martin Waddell, as well as her own stories, "Bet You Can't!"; "Ten in the Bed"; "Ten Out of Bed"; "The Elephant Tree"; "All about Alice"; "Play With Alice and Laura" and "Wake up, Mr B!" (Commended for the 1988 Kate Greenaway Medal).