We’re Going on A Bear Hunt
This read-out-loud book about a family who embark on a venture to find a bear will have your little one intrigued from the start.
Recommended Books for 6 to 11 Months
Beecause I Love You
As your little one listens to the sweet rhymes in this board book and your soothing voice, she will be reminded of how much she is adored.
Barnyard Dance!
Stomp your feet! Clap your hands! Everybody ready for a barnyard dance! And dance is just what every parent and child will want to do after exploring this book.
Let’s Go to the Park!
This delightful little board book takes you and your baby on an adventure at a lovely day in the park! Invite her to see the clouds, smell a flower and hear a “quack” from a duck!
Numbers (Touch, Think, Learn)
“Numbers” provides a fun way for your baby to learn the important concepts of shapes and numbers and it can easily grow with your child!
Baby Days: Baby Bathes (Little Scholastic)
Baby Bathes is a short concept book that illustrates to your baby what other babies do and look like during bath time. This would be a great book to read before or after bath time.
Lift-the-Flap First 100 Words
Entertain your baby with engaging photos of things in his world with this oversized board book by Priddy Books. As he gets older, the lift-the-flap feature will add a new element of surprise.
More, More, More Said the Baby
This award-winning board book has three adorable love stories showing a daddy, a grandma and mama showering their love and affection on their baby.
Baby Touch and Feel: Numbers
You and your baby will enjoy your time together looking at, talking about and reading this fun counting book together. You little one will definitely be attracted to these pictures of familiar toys.
Peek-a-Boo Forest, Lamaze Cloth Book
Be ready for hands-on fun with this adorable cloth book. Each page has a cute forest animal hiding behind a tree, leaf or even a dam and each peek-a-boo flap makes a crinkly, fun sound, encouraging your baby to grab for it and find who’s hiding behind there!
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