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- Kirsty Ketley, an Early Years practitioner and Parenting Consultant tells us; "Lift the flap books, rhyming stories and stories that have counting in, are all good choices. As well as board books; think most of the Julia Donaldson books or The Tickle Book, by Ian Whybrow, are great too as their hardy and can withstand a toddler touch.
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Jan 4, 2024 · Parents and child literacy experts choose the best books for toddlers that hold their attention and get them settled down for bed. These classic and new books are fun for adults to read and...
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Aug 11, 2022 · We’ve divided both new titles and classics into categories that are of high interest to youngsters and their parents. So whether you’re looking for the perfect bedtime tale or a story about friendship or vehicles, you’ll find it here with our top 40 favorite books for toddlers.
- What Are Stars Written and illustrated by Katie Daynes, Usborne Books, (2+) Toddlers just beginning to notice the lights twinkling above their heads at night are filled with questions, which this lift-the-flap book provides answers for—at just the right level for them to grasp. $
- Black Bird Yellow Sun Written and illustrated by Steve Light, Candlewick Press (0-3) Deceptively simple, this book of colors will get your tot making up her own stories about what that black bird is up to in the green grass and under the purple grapes. $
- Touch Think Learn: Vehicles Written and illustrated by Xavier Deneux, Chronicle Books (2-4) The one-to-three-year-old-set will love exploring the outsides (and insides) of some of their favorite modes of transportation in this cool cutout book. $
- Baby Goes to Market Written by Atinuke and illustrated by Angela Brooksbank, Candlewick Press (3-6) Toddlers love stories about infants and relishing their own non-infant-ness, and they’ll delight in counting down the fruit that a hungry baby eats on an action-packed market trip. $
- The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. Merchant. Any toddler who loves made up creatures will get a kick out of The Gruffalo. The story follows a clever mouse who invents a silly "gruffalo" to stay safe in the woods.
- If You Give a Mouse a Cookie Big Book by Laura Joffe Numeroff. Merchant. As one of the best toddler books around, If You Give A Mouse A Cookie should live in every child's bedroom.
- In My Heart: A Book of Feelings by Jo Witek. Merchant. For toddlers learning about emotions, this book about feeling shines. Happiness, anger, sadness and bravery are just a few feelings surrounded by beautifully illustrated artwork.
- The Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf. Merchant. This Amazon Teacher's Pick packs in a lot of heart into such a classic story. The Story of Ferdinand follows a bull who'd rather smell the flowers (literally) than be like all the other bulls.
- Classic Toddler Books. These “classics” are all books that have stood the test of time. You might have gotten them (or given them!) at a baby shower, but that’s just because they’ve been beloved by so many people.
- Silly Books. There’s nothing better than a baby’s laugh, and these five silly books will get everyone giggling! Whose Toes Are Those? by Jabari Asim and LuUyen Pham.
- Books That Do Things. Toddlers love books with doo-hickeys on them. You know: flaps, tabs, puppets, and things that spin. All of these books (but one) have articulating parts that will keep your little one busy!
- Sweet Books. These are the snuggly, cuddly books. The ones that are all about showing affection for your little one and their loved ones. Besos for Baby by Jen Arena and Blanca Gomez.
Aug 10, 2023 · We narrowed down some of the best toddler books available so you can pick out what you think your child will love. When selecting the books, we considered how interactive they are, the storyline, the length and any special features they may have.
If you're looking for some great books for toddlers, then this collection is for you. These toddler book recommendations are a collection of my personal favorites, as a parent and early years educator, and the recommendations of members of our Facebook group.
