It is natural to think that children struggling with beginning reading may just need more time to settle in and that they will catch...
You can spark your toddler’s interest in the alphabet simply by talking and pointing to letters while you share a cozy reading session!
The soft colors and soothing text make this book a great one to read when it’s time to settle down. The details in the illustrations of different parts of the world where babies are born are great for starting conversations.
The book has simple, adorable illustrations of children in familiar situations that your child will be able to relate to and talk about. Children will learn that we can look very different but we still have many things in common.
The story text is large and has a rhyming pattern as a child is asked the title question. The colorful illustrations look like paintings and the featured body part is the main focus.
Take a visual trip to the farmers' market, see people at their booths, choose fresh produce and then view a table setting back at home. This sturdy board book is visually appealing, with its vivid art illustrations of the food and sights of an outdoor market.
In this Caldecott Honor board book, a young girl sits on her Daddy’s lap and together they count the things they see in her room at bedtime. You and your baby can count backwards from 10 to one, beginning with the little girl’s toes.
The story text is large and has a rhyming pattern as a child is asked the title question. The dark, colorful illustrations look like paintings, and the featured body part is the main focus.
This well-known story is retold in a simpler, edited book that infants can safely enjoy. The cloth pages are soft enough for tiny hands, and the flexible side handle will encourage grasping.
The blanket-soft covers and satin ribbon tags of this book are designed for tiny hands to touch and grasp, with soft cloth and raised stitching in the illustrations.
This large board book has beautiful photographs of people, places and things your little one may encounter inside and outside of the house. The questions posed on each page will keep your little one interested while building vocabulary.
In this book, animal illustrations showcase the different patterns that animals have, such as a dog’s spots or a zebra’s stripes. Each colorful illustration is placed on a contrasting background to help your baby focus on the design and introduce colors.
