 
  Books for Babes Summer 2008
Books for Babes turns 10.
Books for Babes has recently had a burst of great publicity with the help of a unique AUT PR team called “Outside the Square”. Three final year AUT students created and implemented a communications strategy for the trust , planned and ran a 10th birthday celebration event and ran an online charity book auction.
The birthday celebration held at Panmure Community Library and was a great hit with all. The children were treated to Hilary Barry, Leah Panapa and Suzanne Paul reading their favourite stories, followed by craft activities and morning tea.
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 Spring 2007 Newsletter
Read to babies and we’ll all be better off claims Mem Fox, Australia’s most highly regarded picture-book author. She is a passionate believer in the read-aloud mantra and shares her views in the Spring B4B newsletter. “Many parents now know of the particular importance of reading aloud in the first 12 months of life; and also how crucial it is in the first four months when the learning pathways are laid down in the brain”.
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 Winter 2007 Newsletter
B4B all set to grow. The Books for Babes Trust has appointed a consultant, Carol Scholes, as Development Executive. She will be working with exisitng partners and new donors to expand the coverage area of our programme.
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 Autumn 2007 Newsletter
Our Autumn newsletter announces the launch of the Books for Babes website. This venture into cyberspace has been made possible by the generous support of the Lion Foundation which has provided funds for the development to date.
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 Summer 2006 Newsletter
Our summer newsletter features Dr Emma Davies (Programme Leader: Children and Families, with AUT University's Institute of Public Policy) on the importance of nurturing relationships between parents and their children.
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 Spring 2006 Newsletter
Our spring newsletter featured a strong endorsement by the Principal Youth Court Judge of New Zealand, Andrew Becroft and highlighted our recent Police support.
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 Winter 2006 Newsletter
Our winter newsletter featured a most interesting article by statistician and researcher Peter Mullins as well as a personal testimonial from Auckland Central Plunket Nurse, Margaret Wong.
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