This is a children's book. I found this book to be very simple, and the message in this book is not super clear. The pictures are very cute. I just wanted more from this book. I received an ARC of this book. This review is my own honest opinion about the book like all my reviews are.

An adorable little mouse speaks their first word, and their second, then the squeaks flow non-stop making every one around fatigued from the incessent chatter!

Baby mouse doesn't care who listens. Everyone gets inundated with non-ending squeaks. Mama needs a break and removes herself from her little one only to discover that after a short time things are very quiet... too quiet...oh, oh... where could her sweet pup be?

Mama listens intently and finally locates the little escapee by the familiar squeaks that she can hear in the distance. The baby mouse is adorable and kids will relate the love and care of a mama that loves her darling baby dearly and unconditionally... millions of squeaks and all! The illustrations are tender and soft, full of humour and fun! I highly recommend this book.

A mummy mouse lets her talkative baby leave the house for some quiet, before learning the error of her ways, in this fun little read for fun little readers. They'll like the way the squeaks of the mouseling get to fill the speech balloons to bursting, and they'll enjoy the subtle colouring of pale blue with hints of yellow and little else, that shows the animal designs to be among the best. The older audience members buying this or lending it out to them will find the moral, that sometimes a little monotonous jibber-jabber is actually welcome and makes a place feel like a loving home, to be questionable at times, but generally true. A strong four stars.

As someone who loves all rodents, I just had to read this. The story is simple but cute, though I would have preferred a deeper narrative. The illustrations are lovely and brought out this adorable tale.

Baby Squeaks is a wonderfully illustrated picture book about an extra squeaky baby mouse. His mom thinks his squeaking is just too much, until one day she can't find him and the squeaking eventually leads her to him. She now appreciates his squeaking and that she will always be able to find him.

This was a really cute book and I really liked the illustrations! I think I would definitely enjoy it more as a physical book because the Kindle version really splits up the pages.