the Night Baby Came Home

A heartwarming story about becoming a big brother - and discovering just how big your heart can grow.Avi has been the only child in the house for five whole years - the only one with toys, the only one with a race-car bed, the only one who gets the last bite of pancake without sharing.Then one evening, Papa comes home carrying something small, wrapped in a soft yellow blanket. A baby brother named Aarav.At first, Avi isn't so sure about this new arrival. Everyone's attention has shifted, the house feels different, and nobody seems interested in his best rocket-ship drawing anymore. But in the middle of one quiet night, when tiny cries drift down the hallway and no one else wakes up, Avi discovers something surprising: he's the one who knows exactly how to make it better.From that moment on, Avi takes his new job seriously - teaching Aarav how to (sort of) play soccer, rebuilding block towers after they get knocked down, and learning that being a big brother means sharing not just toys, but patience, kindness, and love that only grows bigger, never smaller.The Night the Baby Came Home is a gentle, funny, and deeply relatable story for any child adjusting to a new sibling - a reminder that love isn't a smaller cookie to divide, but a bigger plate with room for everyone.Perfect for: - New big brothers and sisters welcoming a baby sibling- Bedtime reading for ages 2-8- Families looking for a heartfelt story about sharing love, not losing itFrom the author of When Brothers Explore Together, The Sky Shines Brighter..., this touching companion story continues the real-life adventures of Avi and Aarav.