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!
Photos of people going to and in the library will show your little one that the library is fun for all ages. The text is written so that it can be sung to the tune of “The Muffin Man,” so sing along and get your child interested and excited about going to the library.
Your child will enjoy the beautiful patchwork illustrations of life on the farm, and the peek–a-boo window will give your child a clue of which animal is waking up to the cock-a-doodle-doo. There are lots of details in the pictures for building vocabulary and encouraging conversations.
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.
You and your baby can say “Hello” to 10 adorable black-and-white animals in this simply illustrated board book. Each page has a small amount of colored foil on the picture, giving a nice visual contrast to the black-and-white patterns.
Meet Curious George and some of his friends as they bring attention to parts of their face or head in this fun, interactive book. Your child will have fun looking for these parts on his head or just making silly faces in the mirror.
When Daddy serves his little girl her milk and she accidentally drops it, Uh-oh! Oh-no!, what will happen next?
Silly animals show their brightly colored clothing in this board book - but one of them just can’t seem to get dressed the right way! The descriptive words appear under the pictures, so you bring your baby’s attention to clothing, not just the animal.
What do young children love? They love silliness and predictability. In this book, the author delivers both. Young children love to sing along with the silly rhymes.
