Little Feminist Board Book Set – This tiny board book set would be a perfect stocking stuffer or it could round out your little one’s “want need wear read” list. The small books are perfectly sized for toddler hands, and these books are great for boys or girls to enjoy. I love the bright and bold […]
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Baby Pizza is 20-months-old and is growing more and more in love with books every day. Every morning when she wakes up, she will say “book!” and choose a book she wants me to read to her on the couch. Here is a list of Baby Pizza’s current favorite books! Time to Say “Please”! – Whenever […]
Among Lion’s first 500 books, we ended up reading our fair share of board books. Mr. Dolphin actually prefers reading board books because they are easier to hold and flip the pages. This post should really be titled, “Books that Panda will actually let us read to him” because Panda does not have a particularly strong […]
Growing up I was a serious bookworm. I loved to participate in those summer reading programs at our public library and would get pretty excited about it once school got out. My summers would be consumed with reading about the Babysitter’s Club, the American Girls series and the Sweet Valley High twins. I hoped to […]
Fiona loves being read to like her oldersiblings. These days it’s harder to find time to read to all three separately, so most of the time Fiona is left amusing herself with her own books while I read to Drake and Juliet before bed. Watching Fiona’s fascination with flipping pages made me want to spend […]
It has been so fun watching M discover books. When there is a particular one he wants us to read, he comes running over, waving the book in the air and sits on our lap. Even if we are standing, he still backs his little bottom up against us and plops down on our feet. […]
It sounds so cliche to say that I love reading picture books to my kids, so I won’t. I love the idea of reading books to my kids. I love perusing book recommendations and adding books to our Amazon wish list and checking them out from the library (but whoa am I bad at returning them on […]
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