Kate Read

Kate Read
Age	1
Gender	Female
Animal	Aardvark
Birthday	During the introduction of "Arthur's Baby"
Hair color	Light brown Red
Complexion	Pink (as a newborn baby) Peach (s1-s15) Beige (s16-present)
Favorite color	Yellow
Residence	Arthur's House
Family	Jane Read (mother) David Read (father) Arthur Read (brother) D.W. Read (sister) Thora Read (paternal grandmother) Dave (maternal grandfather) Gustav (maternal great-great-grandfather) Bonnie (paternal aunt) Sean (paternal uncle) George (paternal cousin) Bud (paternal uncle) Loretta (paternal aunt) Monique (paternal cousin) Ricky (paternal cousin) Loretta's daughter (paternal cousin) Jessica (maternal aunt) Richard (maternal uncle) Cora (maternal cousin) Lucy (maternal aunt) Lucy's husband (maternal uncle) Fred (maternal uncle) David's brother (paternal uncle) Claudia (aunt) Hilary (aunt) Ruthie (aunt) Jane's great-grandfather (maternal great-great-grandfather) Jane's great-grandmother (maternal great-great-grandmother) Matthew (maternal great-great-great-uncle) Thora's Brother 1 (paternal great-uncle) Thora's Brother 2 (paternal great-uncle) Thora's Brother 3 (paternal great-uncle) Thora's father (paternal great-grandfather) Thora's mother (paternal great-grandmother) Thora's mother's great-uncle (paternal great-great-great-great-uncle)

Kate Read is the one-year-old baby of Jane Read and David Read and the younger sister of Arthur Read and D.W. Read.

x (disambiguation)

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Sex may refer to:

• Sex, the biological distinction of an organism between male, female or intersex, defined by the gametes it produces (or the reproductive organs it has), in anisogamous species
  • Mating types, a distinction of gametes, whether in anisogamous or isogamous species
• Sexing, the act of discerning the sex of an animal
• Sexual reproduction, a process of combining and mixing genetic traits, associated with the generation of new individuals, by means of meiosis and fertilization
  • Recombination, the process of mixing genetic traits solely, occurring both in organisms with sexual or asexual reproduction
• Animal sexual behaviour
  • Human sexual activity
  • Sex drive, a person's overall sexual drive or desire for sexual activity
  • Sexual intercourse, also called copulation or coitus
  • Non-penetrative sex, or sexual outercourse
• Gender, the distinction between male and female or masculinity and femininity within an individual's gender identity
• Human sexuality

Sex or SEX may also refer to:

Contents

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• 1Books and theater
• 2Film and television
• 3Music
  • 3.1Albums
  • 3.2Songs
• 4Acronyms and initialisms
• 5Other uses
• 6See also

Books and theater[edit]

• Sex (play), a 1926 play by Mae West
• Sex (book), a 1992 book by Madonna and Steven Meisel

Film and television[edit]

• Sex (film), a 1920 film by Fred Niblo
• "Sex" (Kath & Kim episode)
• Sex (TV series), an Australian television series
• Sex: The Annabel Chong Story, a 1999 documentary film

Music[edit]

Albums[edit]

• Sex (Tila Tequila EP), a 2007 EP by Tila Tequila
• Sex (The 1975 EP), a 2012 EP by The 1975
• Sex (Elli Kokkinou album), 2005
• Sex (The Necks album), 1989

Songs[edit]

• "S.E.X." (Lyfe Jennings song), Lyfe Jennings
• "Sex" (Oomph! song)
• "Sex" (The 1975 song)
• "Sex" (Cheat Codes and Kris Kross Amsterdam song), 2016
• "Sex", a song by Frank Zappa, from The Man from Utopia
• "Sex", a song by Lenny Kravitz, from the album Strut
• "Sexual" (song), by Swedish producer Neiked featuring vocals from English singer Dyo, 2016
• "Sexual (Li Da Di)", hit single by Amber from Amber (Amber album) 1999
• "Sexual", a song by Die Toten Hosen, from the album Love, Peace & Money

Acronyms and initialisms[edit]

• SEX (computing), an assembly language mnemonic often used for the "Sign EXtend" machine instruction found in the PDP-11 and many other computer architectures
• Sodium ethyl xanthate, a chemical compound used in the mining industry

Other uses[edit]

• Sex (boutique), a former boutique run by Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood on Kings Road in the Chelsea district of London
• Sex Peak, a mountain in Montana, United States
• Sextans or Sex, a constellation
• Sex-, the Latin prefix meaning 6 (number)

See also[edit]

• Sex determination (disambiguation)
• Sex symbol
• Sexual attraction
• Sexual dimorphism
• Sexuality (disambiguation)
• Sexus (disambiguation)

Early life

Kate as a newborn

Kate was first seen as a newborn in "Arthur's Baby" and "D.W.'s Baby".

Season 1

On her first birthday, Kate puts her face in her birthday cake.

Growing Up and Future Life

First revealed in "Paradise Lost", Kate is getting older and becoming less able to talk to Pal and other pets and more able to talk to other anthropomorphic animals. "Mei Lin Takes a Stand" also shows she is able to walk short distances.

During Arthur's dream in "D.W. and the Beastly Birthday", Kate is shown at approximately age 5. She wears D.W.'s hand-me-downs, including her iconic pink jumper. She has fuller, red hair now, in the same style as when she was an infant, with a bow pulled up at the top of her head. D.W. calls her by her new nickname "Katie Bug".

In the book Arthur's Reading Trick, written and illustrated by series creator Marc Brown, she is able recognize several objects by sight and say the words for them, such as "ball" and "diaper."

Physical appearance

Kate is an aardvark like her parents and siblings. She wears a pink shirt, green pajama pants, white disposable diapers, and a bow with a hairclip on her hair. Her swimwear is swim diapers that are about the same color as regular ones, a red bathing shirt, and a white bathing cap with red polka dots. When she was a newborn, she was wearing pink footsie pajamas with green accents. She also has a pacifier in her mouth; but since she became a 1 year old, she has rarely had one. An early Kate can be seen in "Arthur's Baby" and "D.W.'s Baby".

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  Kate in a bathing shirt, swim diaper, and polka-dot bathing cap.

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  Kate playing the fly in Arthur's bug-week project.

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  A white jumpsuit with blue polka dots in D.W., Go to Your Room!

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  Kate Read, as she appears in Arthur's Missing Pal.

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  Kate in Arthur's Baby (1987)

Personality

Kate is able to communicate with Pal, Mei Lin, and other animals, toys_, or babies. Anybody who is older than her and can speak English dismisses it as "baby talk" gibberish, and she and the animals interpret grownups' talk likewise. She enjoys playing in her sandbox and shows remarkable intelligence for her age, despite not being able to communicate with people older than herself. But in one episode she couldn't hear Pal correctly at times. Despite being a year old, she rarely stands up. On certain occasions, she is prone to crying. At one point, she threw a tantrum over wanting a balloon, and Pal ran off and brought her back one in order to cheer her up.

Trivia

• She is modeled after Marc Brown's youngest daughter, Eliza.^{[citation needed]}
• A running gag is her first word, ranging from "bloog-agwa" to "Brain" or "D.W." This causes many continuity errors within the series unless this is explained by the characters forgetting.
• She can talk, but only to animals, toys, and other babies (similar to Rugrats). She also talks to the viewers when she's featured in an episode's intro.
• She can say "D.W." by copying D.W.'s lip movements, but she says "D Double woo".
• She can also say "Uppy".
• On her Trading Card, her age is listed as "Cute", even though she is one year old.
• In material related to the series, she is commonly listed as "Baby Kate."
• In D.W.'s Baby, D.W. tried to sell her for 50 cents.
• In "The Secret Life of Dogs and Babies", it revealed that she wants to go to Paris someday.

Appearances

This list is incomplete. Please add to it if you know another appearance.

• "Arthur's Spelling Trubble" (debut)
• "D.W. All Wet"
• "Arthur's Lost Library Book"
• "Arthur's Pet Business"
• "D.W. the Copycat"
• "Arthur Goes to Camp"
• "Arthur Babysits"
• "Arthur's Cousin Catastrophe"
• "Arthur's Birthday"
• "Arthur's Baby"
• "D.W.'s Baby"
• "Arthur's Lost Dog"
• "So Long, Spanky"
• "Arthur's Family Vacation"
• "Grandpa Dave's Old Country Farm"
• "Arthur and the Crunch Cereal Contest"
• "Arthur's Chicken Pox"
• "Sick as a Dog"
• "Arthur's Almost Boring Day"
• "The Half-Baked Sale"
• "Arthur's New Years Eve"
• "D.W., the Picky Eater"
• "Go to Your Room, D.W."
• "Play it Again, D.W."
• "Arthur's TV-Free Week"
• "Lost!"
• "D.W. Goes to Washington"
• "D.W.'s Deer Friend"
• "Grandma Thora Appreciation Day"
• "D.W. Blows the Whistle"
• "D.W.'s Very Bad Mood"
• "How the Cookie Crumbles"
• "D.W., All Fired Up"
• "Dad's Dessert Dilemma"
• "Revenge of the Chip"
• "Mom and Dad Have a Great Big Fight"
• "D.W.'s Perfect Wish"
• "The Long, Dull Winter"
• "Prove It!"
• "The Blizzard"
• "The Rat Who Came to Dinner"
• "That's a Baby Show!"
• "Nerves of Steal"
• "You Are Arthur"
• Arthur's Perfect Christmas
• "The Secret Life of Dogs and Babies"
• "Cast Away"
• "The Great Sock Mystery"
• "Elwood City Turns 100!"
• "Pick a Car, Any Car"
• "Is There a Doctor in the House?"
• "April 9th"
• "Postcards from Buster"
• "Kiss and Tell"
• "All Worked Up"
• "Baby Kate and the Imaginary Mystery
• "Big Brother Binky
• "Baby Steps"
• "Opposites Distract"
• "Dog's Best Friend"
• "Show Off"
• "The Tattletale Frog"
• "Staycation"
• "D.W. and the Beastly Birthday"

Gallery

The full image gallery for Kate Read may be viewed at Kate Read/Gallery.