A poster explaining to students how to behave around a new baby.
Information includes:
Remember, babies are very fragile, so you have to be very gentle when you are holding or touching them.
* Babies heads are very soft, so only touch their heads very lightly.
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I thought this was a lovely poster to give to the siblings upon the arrival of a new member of the family to make them feel important.