Baby, Express Yoself

Enjoy unfiltered advice from a pint-sized pundit who's got it all figured out. With witty wisdom and cheeky charm, our little expert coaches the next generation of empowered babies to find their voice, have standards, walk away, and more.
Here's a board book like no other! Originally made as a present for a girlfriend having a baby, this witty and hilarious gift will charm parents and little ones alike. From Baby's rise 'n' shine to flexing her undeniable style to catching some z's after putting in the work, each page is filled with colorful verve, adorable sass, and an empowering call to action for every child to bring their best game to each and every day.

From “BOOM” placed on Baby's bottom to the “BOSS” on Baby's socks, author-illustrator Elizabeth McConaughy-Oliver sense of humor is pitch-perfect throughout. This baby knows best and she's here, starring in her very own book, to express herself loud and clear.
THE PERFECT BABY SHOWER GIFT: For a girlfriend, a best friend, a sister, or a co-worker getting ready to debut their own star child, this fun and satisfying baby shower gift book is the perfect fit!

EMPOWERING BABY: Through narration and illustration, Baby is encouraged to “share yo voice” and “flex what yo mama gave you” in these power-packed pages. Read aloud and join the movement of parents bringing up our next generation of empowered babies.

RELATABLE TOPICS: Little ones will relate to sunglass-wearing Baby as she engages with developmental milestones like walking and talking, while grown-ups will appreciate the nods to perennial pain points for parents like picky eating and bedtime.
Perfect for: - Gift-givers seeking cute, distinctive board books for baby showers, birthdays, or holidays - First-time parents and families anticipating new babies - Pop culture and art fans - Readers and activists in the #WeNeedDiverseBooks community

Elizabeth McConaughy-Oliver is an illustrator, muralist, and book designer. Elizabeth received her BFA from California College of the Arts, had worked with nonprofit 826 Valencia and the Meta Open Arts Program, and has exhibited with The Society of Illustrators, The Birdcage San Francisco, TigerBunny Studio, and many more. Using color, shape, and playful characters, Elizabeth's work focuses on personal experiences to communicate a more open understanding of what it means to be a POC in today's society. Raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, and she now lives in Brooklyn, New York.