1-3 Year-Olds LOVE These Books
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- Fuzzy Yellow Ducklings
- Books by Matthew Van Fleet
- Shopping For Toddler Books
- An Awesome Favorite of Ours
- Eric Carle Books
- The Very Hungry Caterpiller
- Crafts for Kids
- A Few More of Our Favorites
- Fun Stories For Any Age Group
- Let Them Be "Big Kids"
- A Few of Our Favorite Characters
- Share Your Favorites With Us!!
Fuzzy Yellow Ducklings
By Matthew Van Fleet
Books by Matthew Van Fleet
Colorful, Funny, and Fun for Toddlers
Shopping For Toddler Books
-Board books are always a good choice because they are durable and easy for little hands just learning how to turn pages themselves. Today's board books aren't just a few pages of pictures either - many popular children's stories are available with full text and illustrations in this format.
-Introduce your child to new books by exploring ones by the same author of a current favorite.
-Toddlers LOVE to read the same story over and over and over again. This is a normal and healthy part of their development. So, make sure it's a book that you yourself won't mind reading over and over.
-Look for "companion" materials for their favorite books. Coloring books, stuffed toys, movies, and games are available often with characters that your kids already love and will help them expand their creativity and learning opportunities.
An Awesome Favorite of Ours
Eric Carle Books
The Very Hungry Caterpiller
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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Crafts for Kids
A Few More of Our Favorites
Fun Stories For Any Age Group
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Books That Both Kids and Parents Will Love
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Do you get tired of hearing about "educational" books and how reading to your kids is so important to their development? I do. We all know how essential reading is but what about for pure entertainment? Instead of TV, why not read a GREAT story to y...
Let Them Be "Big Kids"
A Few of Our Favorite Characters
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Oswald the Octopus
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The star of the wildly popular preschool series, Oswald is a gentle blue octopus who lives in a fantastical town with his dog Wienie, and friends Madame Butterfly and her daughter Katrina, Henry the Penguin, Daisy, the daisy, and dozens of more color...
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Make Way For Noddy
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Noddy is a toy little boy who lives in Toyland. Noddy loves driving around Toyland and in his red and yellow taxi. Noddy is kind and honest, but he sometimes gets into trouble, either through his own mistakes or because the naughty goblins Sly and Go...
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Max and Ruby - Clothes and Toys
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Max & Ruby is a television series based on the children's books by Rosemary Wells. Come meet Max, an amazingly smart and headstrong little bunny who is 3, and his big sister, Ruby, a warm, patient, and creative seven-year-old. The show is a huge favo...
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Miss Spider and Friends
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Miss Spider is the nicest spider you could ever meet. Beloved by children and parents alike since the release of "Miss Spider's Tea Party", her world has grown to books and movies about her as a young child in "Little Miss Spider" as well as all grow...
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Wow Wow Wubbzy
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Meet Wubbzy, a loveable little ball of fun with a kooky tail and his best pals Widget and Walden as they play in their beloved town of Wuzzleburg! Children will giggle their way through Wubbzy's adventures and end up wanting to play kickety-kickball...
Share Your Favorites With Us!!
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- The_Homeopath The_Homeopath Aug 21, 2008 @ 9:02 am
- Oh, great picks, saraht43! We actually have a page all about Franklin! The Berenstain Bears were a favorite of my son's and my oldest liked Clifford (especially the TV version, we were so saddened by John Ritter's death). The Biscuit books, I have to say, were never very popular with my kiddos though. I think they enjoyed characters that were just a bit more colorful.
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- saraht43 saraht43 Aug 21, 2008 @ 12:33 am
- Arthur books
The Berenstien bear series
The Franklin stories (he's a turtle)
The Biscuit Series (dog and friends)
Clifford stories
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- a_willow a_willow Aug 3, 2008 @ 4:58 am
- Like it! And I see many I already know and love! Hope my girl will to when her time comes! :-))) This is going to be lensrolled to my 0-12 months top 10 edu.toys. And you'll get yet another 5*! :-))
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