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June 2011 Moms
klv
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Favorite book to read to LO?
klv
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What book do you love reading to LO?
Mine is "Hand,Hand, Finger, Thumb" by Al Perkins. It's one of the offshoots of Dr. Seuss. I could read it over and over!!
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Re: Favorite book to read to LO?
"Where, Oh Whear, Is Huggle Buggle Bear" I don't know the author, but we read it most nights before bed. I call V my little Huggle Buggle.
My favorites to read are the "Llama, Llama" books, "The Little Blue Truck", and "The going to Bed Book". I like reading rhyming books.
Carter's favorites are "Brown Bear, Brown Bear", "The Icky Sticky Frog", "That's Not My Puppy", and "Ding Dong! Elmo's Here!". I know this because he'll bring these books to me or DH to read All.The.Time. And if you put them in the bottom of his basket or back on the shelf, he'll dig these specific ones out and bring them to me.
DD's favorite is Dear Zoo. It's the last book we read before bed each night. She has started wanting to pull down the flaps to reveal the animals. So cute!
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BFP #2: 9/29/12; EDD 6/8/2013; m/c 10/5/2012
BFP#3: 1/29/13; EDD 10/5/2013 - Baby Claire arrived 10/6/2013
Oh, you reminded me that I need to get Dear Zoo! Love that book!
My food & craft blog: Fraises et Tartines
BFP #2: 9/29/12; EDD 6/8/2013; m/c 10/5/2012
BFP#3: 1/29/13; EDD 10/5/2013 - Baby Claire arrived 10/6/2013
DS loves any pop-up book or any book with lift up flaps or textures. Any of Matthew Van Fleet's books are fabulous, such as Tails, Dog, Moo, Alphabet, and Heads. His favorite pop-ups are a series from Dorling Kindersley and are called Pop-Up Peek-a-Boo and have topics such as Farm, Playtime, and Things that Go.
In general, I love any book. I am a reading teacher and probably buy way more books that I should through school book orders and sales in the faculty room.
I love to read him nursery rhymes because they remind me of reading with my grandma and grandpa when I was little.
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We do the same thing. I'm hoping LO will pick up Spanish. My dad brought a few books back from MX (he goes to Guadalajara every few weeks) and we started reading them to LO. My family also speaks to him in Spanish. Dh is Italian. I grew up with four languages in our home- English, Spanish, Tagalog and Japanese, but I only speak Spanish fluently (obvi English as well).