The best books for babies and toddlers are those that can withstand a lot of mouthing and page-turning. Look for books that are made of cloth, vinyl, or dense, sturdy cardboard (often called "board books"). Furthermore, children this age benefit from rhyming books or books with brief, repetitive words or phrases.
Here are some amazing books to introduce your toddlers into the magical world of reading:
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Pat The Bunny:
Pat the Bunny is a beloved baby and toddler book that kids would want to read again and again. It incorporates a lot of tactile stimuli and focuses on activities and objects that young children are familiar with.
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Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
This is a popular children's book that is now accessible in a board book format. It includes questions about animals and colours that your baby will be capable of answering before you can even flip the page.
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Mr Brown Can Moo, Can You?
This board book is particularly entertaining for toddlers who are just starting to make animal and other sounds. Furthermore, you can't go wrong when it comes to Dr. Suess.
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Goodnight Moon:
As toddlers grow, they can understand and identify all of the small things in the pictures (brush, comb, gloves, kittens) in this fun and colourful board book.
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Baby Faces:
According to studies, babies enjoy staring at other babies. 1 This is a DK novel, which is known for its vivid colour images on white backgrounds. By identifying what another child is experiencing in the images, you will help your child learn to identify emotions.
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My First Baby Signs:
According to studies, babies enjoy staring at other babies. 1 This is a DK novel, which is known for its vivid colour images on white backgrounds. By identifying what another child is experiencing in the images, you will help your child learn to identify emotions.
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Sheep In A Jeep:
Your baby or toddler will enjoy the simple, short rhymes in this book. Additionally, the rhymes are just amusing enough to also read aloud for older children.
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Potty!
Learning about potty training may be a nice place to begin teaching your child about toileting terms and concepts. It can also help your child overcome his fear of using the toilet and become more at ease with this life-changing event.
Whichever book you choose, ensure that you cultivate the habit of reading to your child regularly. With time, you’ll see how the recognize phrases, faces and more, and start taking initiatives themselves! Also, grab some baby toys online that help in developing skills.
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