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[KittyRocks]

whats your favorites? especially the ones for tiny children?

[Ravn]

Tacky the Penguin!

[Ginger Snap]

you know those little box thick cardboard books so the pages don't rip? Lots of those, she's mostly going to eat them the first four years.

 

I LOVE Brer Rabbit- I used to do this southern voice and get all theatrical and it would crack up my son.

[Mama Kel]

all Eric Carle

Goodnight moon

Guess how much I love you

Going on a Bear Hunt

I love you through & through

Big Red Barn

Sheep in a Jeep

Dr. Seuss (although a little long right now)

Sandra Boynton books

The Llama Llama series by anna Dewdney

 

and my all time favorite for when they first go to school - The Kissing Hand

[TheDHJ]

[Lemireacle]

[Lostsailr]

chew proof for sure for early years

 

Pat The Bunny -  a tactile (touchy feely book)  

 

There's A Monster at the end of this Book (Best read in your bestest Grover voice)

 

 

Little Bear books are great also.

[Lemireacle]

There's A Monster at the end of this Book (Best read in your bestest Grover voice)

I can't believe I forgot about this one!

[nancykind]

guaranteed to put at least ONE of you to sleep! 

 

[Geminimoon]

All Maurice Sendak books

[nancykind]

[Ravn]

Little Critter books!

[laylalime]

all Eric Carle

Goodnight moon

Guess how much I love you

Going on a Bear Hunt

I love you through & through

Big Red Barn

Sheep in a Jeep

Dr. Seuss (although a little long right now)

Sandra Boynton books

The Llama Llama series by anna Dewdney

 

All this and Little Blue Truck!

[Mama Kel]

 

This is the best. My brother bought me the hard copy a while back. LOVE it! A must have for ALL parents!!

[helen back]

Where The Wild Things Are, On The Night You Were Born, & Pigeon Finds A Hotdog

[Depends]

Goodnight Moon

Goodnight Gorilla

Mr Brown Can Moo, Can you?

[In A Silent Way]

Sheep in a Jeep
Hop on Pop
Goodnight Moon

[Feck]

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[Feck]

[musicfan]

"Daddy Drinks Because You Cry"

[Mama Kel]

[Kuzsin]

...you can create your own on one... Here's one such site.....
www.storybird.com