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Shwatsit!
A fresh, offbeat story celebrating what comes “from the mouths of babes”!
“Our baby has a favorite word—the silliest word you’ve ever heard . . .”
As Baby points at everything in sight, she has just one thing to “Shwatsit!” But what on earth does it mean? Finally, her older brother solves the mystery while watching her try to reach for her teddy bear. “She wants it. She wants it. Say it Shwatsit!”
A-ha! At last! “Shwatsit” is “she wants it”—fast!
Baby’s word sure means a lot. She’s such a clever little tot!
Parents, older siblings, and little ones will enjoy, and recognize themselves in, this sweet family story.
“Our baby has a favorite word—the silliest word you’ve ever heard . . .”
As Baby points at everything in sight, she has just one thing to “Shwatsit!” But what on earth does it mean? Finally, her older brother solves the mystery while watching her try to reach for her teddy bear. “She wants it. She wants it. Say it Shwatsit!”
A-ha! At last! “Shwatsit” is “she wants it”—fast!
Baby’s word sure means a lot. She’s such a clever little tot!
Parents, older siblings, and little ones will enjoy, and recognize themselves in, this sweet family story.
40 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2009
5 people want to read
About the author
Christin Ditchfield
123 books29 followersChristin Ditchfield (www.ChristinDitchfield.com) is the author of "What Women Should Know About Letting It Go" and 65 other books in a wide variety of genres, from educational to inspirational, fiction and nonfiction. She has also written dozens of best-selling gospel tracts, and hundreds of essays, columns, and articles for national and international magazines such as Focus on the Family, Power For Living, Sports Spectrum, and Today's Christian Woman.
For over twenty-five years, Christin has been speaking at conferences, retreats, banquets, and brunches, encouraging women who love Jesus, teaching them to walk with Him on a daily basis, so that they can experience a richer, deeper, more meaningful relationship with Him.
She hosts the internationally syndicated radio program, Take It To Heart! (www.TakeItToHeartRadio.com) and is a frequent guest on other national radio and television programs, including Family Life Today, Midday Connection, Dr. D. James Kennedy's Truths That Transform, and Live the Promise with Susie Larson.
A former preschool and elementary school teacher, Christin is also the author of many educational books and resources for children and their families, including the best-selling "A Family Guide to Narnia: Biblical Truths in C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia."
She holds a bachelors degree in Christian Leadership and a masters degree in Biblical Theology.
Christin blogs at www.ChristinDitchfield.com
For over twenty-five years, Christin has been speaking at conferences, retreats, banquets, and brunches, encouraging women who love Jesus, teaching them to walk with Him on a daily basis, so that they can experience a richer, deeper, more meaningful relationship with Him.
She hosts the internationally syndicated radio program, Take It To Heart! (www.TakeItToHeartRadio.com) and is a frequent guest on other national radio and television programs, including Family Life Today, Midday Connection, Dr. D. James Kennedy's Truths That Transform, and Live the Promise with Susie Larson.
A former preschool and elementary school teacher, Christin is also the author of many educational books and resources for children and their families, including the best-selling "A Family Guide to Narnia: Biblical Truths in C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia."
She holds a bachelors degree in Christian Leadership and a masters degree in Biblical Theology.
Christin blogs at www.ChristinDitchfield.com
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December 9, 2017
This was such a cute book!! The whole time you are wondering what the little girl is saying and it turns out her brother figures out what she is saying in the end. Love love love this book and my daughter enjoyed listening to it.
October 16, 2010
This was a cute book about baby talk and figuring out what they are saying. This is a good language book. You could talk about the language babies speak and languages other people may talk that you don't know and how words have meaning. You could also talk about invented words and let children invent their own words and tell what they mean.
February 12, 2011
This is a pretty silly story and not in a good way. Also, children listening want to repeat the word which comes out as " shwatSHIT".
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