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Books for toddlers

mommy987654321mommy987654321 member
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what kind of books do you read to your little ones?
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Re: Books for toddlers

  • tinypretendertinypretender member
    Things that are short and require the least amount of actions since I know that I will be made to repeat it, and repeat it, and repeat it. But my little one is loving the "That's not my..." series by Fiona Watt. Short and has textures for them to feel. Love it. What's yours reading?
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  • blacksnowwblacksnoww member
    My kids adore Oliver series, particulary about Lying  and Teach Your Dragon Series 
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  • knottie6d09973be3e0509dknottie6d09973be3e0509d Newbie
    <pre><span>Before going to bed, we always listen to a fairy tale with a happy ending</span></pre>
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  • knottie6f55c2cdcd00affaknottie6f55c2cdcd00affa member
    Board books are a lifesaver! They can handle being chewed on and thrown around. 😂
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  • knottie210c943f9d078bc9knottie210c943f9d078bc9 member
    edited July 2025
    They’re really into books with repetition and silly sounds. The Pout-Pout Fish and Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus are in heavy rotation.
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  • mariannie_mariannie_ member
    Watching this thread! We’re at this stage too and I'm looking for good book suggestions.
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  • vipevicvipevic member
    edited October 2025
    When we have a bit more time (and patience), I love books with gentle messages about kindness, sharing, or friendship. Titles like “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” “Guess How Much I Love You” “The Pout-Pout Fish” always spark sweet little conversations.
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  • vipevicvipevic member
    A small, rechargeable lamp that you can move around is incredibly practical. Some have touch controls that let you adjust brightness with one tap — no fumbling for switches while holding a sleepy baby.
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  • knottiea7190f12256a9a9dknottiea7190f12256a9a9d Just Joined
    edited December 2025
    My little one is probably still too young for books, but we have a lot of fun coloring different pictures together - it's great for fine motor skills. If you're interested, there are some helpful blank face templates for drawing here: https://wunderkiddy.com/template/blank-faces. It's a good way for a child to learn and recognize facial features too.
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