books about: baby (furniture goodnight favorites)

books about: baby

books:

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

357 reviews
Bill Martin Jr.

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 1996

My daughter's favorite book
My daughter is 2 and she loves this book, it is her favorite. She already knows the name of all the animals in the book. I think is a very educational book and will be buying the others too.

My Big Animal Book (My Big Board Books)

62 reviews
Roger Priddy

Priddy Bicknell, 2002

Big Book of Animals is a Simple Crowd Pleaser
This book continues to be one of my son's (3 years) favorites. It's nice big size and colorful simple pictures make this book one that he feels he can read himself. I often find him sitting on the couch reading it, making animal sounds and pointing at the pictures! I recommend it as a staple for your children's book shelf. Mommy's High Heel Shoes

Peek-A Who?

168 reviews
Nina Laden

Chronicle Books, 2000

A favorite at storytime!
My son LOVES this book! He laughs so hard when we get to the "peek-a-BOO!" part. This is one of the "again, again!" books that we read.

Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes (Baby Board Books)

33 reviews

Child's Play International, 2002

Loves to sing a long
My daughter loves to sing a long with the book! She loves pointing to the book then the body parts on herself!

The Happiest Baby on the Block: The New Way to Calm Crying and Help Your Newborn Baby Sleep Longer

708 reviews
Harvey Karp

Bantam, 2003

Not rocket science but it works!
Although the tecniques in this book are not some hidden mystery, the ideas work and they are good tools to have when baby is fussy. I can pretty much always quiet my baby by holding him in the crook of my arm, on his side, with a pacifier and shaking my elbow to give him what my husband and I have termed "the bobble head". The author is a little full of himself, but it is worth the read if only ...

Goodnight Moon

644 reviews
Margaret Wise Brown

HarperFestival, 1991

Great bed time book
My 2 year old son loves this book. We read it along with other books every night before bed and he points out the moon and stars, he also knows what is going to happen next and says "good night moon" "good night stars" etc...I highly recommend this book

Llama Llama Red Pajama

167 reviews
Anna Dewdney

Viking Juvenile, 2005

I llove this llittle llama...
From the moment my 8 year old heard this book (at age 4 or so) he was hooked. When Mama LLama is busy downstairs Baby Llama gets increasingly louder and more obnoxious with every page. We laughed as my son recognized his own behavior in baby llama. I still use the catch phrase "llama drama" to signify that his behavior is on par with the "weeping and wailing" Baby Llama does. I disagree with ...

The Going-To-Bed Book

210 reviews
Sandra Boynton

Little Simon, 1982

My baby Love it!!!!
I think that this book it's an excellent way to babies learn.I love Sandra Boynton books!!!

Big Board First 100 Words (Bright Baby)

41 reviews
Roger Priddy

Priddy Books, 2005

I like this book. Sturdy, colorful and cheerful.
I'd recomend this to anyone who wants their child to experience a book they can hold and play with as they become familiar with written language.

One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish (I Can Read It All by Myself)

146 reviews
Dr. Seuss, Theodor Seuss Geisel

Random House Books for Young Readers, 1960

A Bedtime Favorite
This book (like many Dr Seuss Books) is a favorite bedtime read and it is one that seems to have been memorized quickly and one that started my child reading. The other books also helped, but One Fish Two Fish was one of the first where following along, and counting, started to show. Of course it is a great book in its own right and will bring back many memories to so many parents.

Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!

215 reviews
Mo Willems

Hyperion Press, 2003

Belly laughs from my kindergarten girl - over and over again
This was my daughter's favorite book in when she was in kindergarten. Yes, it's silly. And don't look for any abiding deep lessons. What you will find is both subtle and not-so-subtle humor. It can be read deadpan until the point in the book when......HE JUST GOES CRAZY! Also, if you've ever lived in NYC, you'll have more of an appreciation for the humor in this book, I think.

Baby Bargains, 8th Edition: Secrets to Saving 20% to 50% on Baby Furniture, Gear, Clothes, Toys, Maternity ...

798 reviews
Denise Fields

Windsor Peak Press, 2009

We call this the "Bible" at our house
We refer to this book for EVERYTHING baby! Of course we checked with Consumer Reports and consulted the many reviews found online and with other new parents and what they've figured out along the way but all in all if you followed only the info in this book, you'll be in great shape to not only save money but keep your baby safe, safe, safe. We're going to give this to all our friends who are ...

Pat the Bunny (Touch and Feel Book)

179 reviews
Dorothy Kunhardt

Golden Books, 2001

baby sower gift
This is a great gift for a newborn- a first book. Also. an older sibling can read the book to a new brother or sister.

God Gave Us Christmas (God Gave Us...)

79 reviews
Lisa T. Bergren

WaterBrook Press, 2006

Great childrens book
I just love this series of books. They are written with easy to understand concepts that will open up great conversations between parents and their children. As a Christian parent I think this book could be useful in helping to explain how God is the reason for Christmas. The illustrations are vivid and appeal even to my 9 month old. I can not wait to read this to him for years to come.

Top 100 Baby Purees: 100 Quick and Easy Meals for a Healthy and Happy Baby

121 reviews
Annabel Karmel

Atria, 2006

Even my 8 year old likes "baby purees"
I love this cookbook. With my third and last baby, I wanted to make my own baby food. I didn't have any idea where to begin, so I purchased this book. The recipes are delicious. My 8 year old asks to try all of the purees now....they're that good. The recipes are suprisingly flavorful. My husband and I ate about half of the beef stew before I pureed it, and I'm a salt fiend. I purchase this book ...

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

351 reviews
Eric Carle

Philomel, 1994

Classic
It's just a lovely book with lovely pictures it's a great book also for those starting to read. all my nieces and nephews love this book. very popular

Boynton's Greatest Hits: Volume 1 (Boynton, Sandra. Boynton Board Books.)

62 reviews
Sandra Boynton

Little Simon, 1998

Great baby present. It is small and sturdy and you can leave it in the car to read anytime anyplace. My children loved all these
This is a great boxed set of hardcovered books by the delightful children's author Sandra Boynton. They are funny and books that will be memorized and read over and over. You and your child will love them. They make a great portable book and a great gift.

Moo Baa La La La

168 reviews
Sandra Boynton

Little Simon, 1982

Still a family favorite (the baby is now 23!)
We bought this and other Boynton books (Blue Hat, Green Hat; Doggies; But Not the Hippopotamus when our daughter was a baby (our son was 4) and to this day, these remain family favorites! When all of the other board books have been given away, Boynton has a treasured place on our shelves. The whimsy, silliness, and sensitivity of the books are a delight to child and adult alike. You'll ...

Waddle!: A Scanimation Picture Book (Scanimation Picture Books)

8 reviews
Rufus Butler Seder

Workman Publishing Company, 2009

Another great scanimation book
Waddle is sure to delight not only the 4 to 8 year olds, but also the toddler who likes color and animation. The pictures are cute, the Scanimation delightful. Children will love the alligators, pigs and more! A great companion to his previous books Swing! and Gallop!: A Scanimation Picture Book (Scanimation Books).

The Monster at the End of This Book (Big Bird's Favorites Board Books)

192 reviews
Jon Stone

Random House Books for Young Readers, 2000

Absolutely Cute & Adorable -- And A Hoot Besides!!! :)
Too bad Amazon's product description violates Amazon's own guidelines by providing a full-on spoiler! But fortunately -- hey -- how many toddlers read Amazon product descriptions?!? :) Actually, it doesn't take very much guesswork for an adult (or a smart kid) to figure out the ending; just look at the front cover, then read the title! (Heck, what ELSE would a "monster" look like, if not Blue ...