In the sixth month, you sometimes hiccup too!
Don't even touch your face with your hands

The author's exquisite expressions, such as comparing the fourth-month fetus, which begins to send out toxo-tox signals, to a baby frog that fits in one hand, the fifth-month fetus, which is actively moving, to a sunflower in full bloom, and the seventh-month fetus, which often sucks its thumb and sleeps, to a marmot resting in a burrow, evoke empathy.
"Baby Pop" not only provides life-size reproductions of each month's fetus, but also accurately shows the progress of the fetus's development month by month, including when the heartbeat begins and fingers and toes form, when blood vessels develop and amniotic fluid is swallowed, when the fetus begins to move and become active, and when the senses toward the outside world are gradually developing.

Authors Merichel Marti and Xavier Salomo are partners who have created several picture books together, leveraging their respective talents and individualities in areas such as humanities, contemporary music, and paper engineering.
"Baby Pop" is filled with the two people's philosophy, brilliant ideas, and above all, their great love for babies and this world.


“How was I born?”
“What was I like when I was in my mother’s womb?”
Picture books are the perfect gift for children who are curious.

"Baby Pop" will be a gift-like picture book for families expecting a baby, those who want to celebrate their baby, and even children who want to learn about their own history.
“How was I born?” is a question children often ask.
Children are curious about the story before their memories, such as how they were placed in their mother's womb and what it was like when they were born.
Let's watch 'Baby Pop' together and talk about it.
As we slowly recount our love and happiness, we will reach the final scene where we will be unable to help but kiss each other.