Oh, boy! Babies!

Duration: 30

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1982

Creator: Learning Corporation of America

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Focuses on a group of sixth grade boys who take an elective course in infant care. Boys learn to hold, diaper, feed, bathe, clothe and love real babies. Should help develop caring adults., A group of sixth-grade boys discover their ability to take care of babies when they take a course in infant care. At first terrified at handling these young toddlers, they soon learn the joys of feeding, holding, bathing, and clothing the infants. A delightful film which audiences of all ages will enjoy. Based on the book by Alison C. Herzig and Jane L. Mali. Winner of a Red Ribbon Award at the American Film Festival.

Complete Record: Focuses on a group of sixth grade boys who take an elective course in infant care. Boys learn to hold, diaper, feed, bathe, clothe and love real babies. Should help develop caring adults., The guidance counselor of a boys' school announces to his sixth-grade class that a new elective course on infant care will be offered during the coming semester. After debating the issue among themselves, some of the students sign up for the course. The babies arrive at the newly formed classroom/nursery and with the aid of their instructor, Janet, the youngsters learn to hold, diaper, feed, bathe, clothe and play with the infants. The attitudes of the students toward the course are partly shaped by their own home situations. , , Focuses on a group of sixth grade boys who discover their nurturing instincts when they take an elective course in infant care. Film will encourage young people to develop into caring adults and responsible parents., A group of sixth-grade boys discover their ability to take care of babies when they take a course in infant care. At first terrified at handling these young toddlers, they soon learn the joys of feeding, holding, bathing, and clothing the infants. A delightful film which audiences of all ages will enjoy. Based on the book by Alison C. Herzig and Jane L. Mali. Winner of a Red Ribbon Award at the American Film Festival.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.