These are the books we keep coming back to. The ones the kids (x3 ≤2yo) get excited for, request by name (okay so some it's their 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘪𝘰𝘯 of the name), about read along with. Which all makes reading, and with this list, typically bedtime, so m...
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Tiny Human Preferred List.
Tiny Human Preferred List.
Books we can't hardly bedtime without, at least some combination of, without a riot ensuing from the earliest bedtimers of the house.
All three LOVE this book. Gifted to us by a top tier Aunt, so shout out to her. Having read it to them so many times in the different expressions of the emotions, would recommend since that's how they read it back to me now. ᵕ̈
The Crayons' Book of Feelings (My First Crayons)
An early fav that's having a second wind. Silly and quality. Barely a better combo exists. The littlest loves pointing out the animals and cars and balloons and bikes and shapes. Quality content.
I'll Love You Till the Cows Come Home: Bedtime Story
Also an early fav (of mine) and also on its comeback tour. So sweet, and so silly. Plus everyone loves naming the assorted animals!
I'll Be a Chicken Too by Lana Vanderlee
The littlest loves it. I love it because he loves it (first read through, left a bit to be desired for me personally, but hard not to be about it when he so very much is). He loves the "all day long", pointing out what will be worn, and giggle scream...
Will You Wear a Blue Hat? (Rookie Toddler)
Was such a long time bedtime favorite. Such a sweet little book. Often nearly putting Dad and me to sleep as well..
Little Owl's Night: Srinivasan, Divya - Books
A gift from Grandpa, and now (currently) a bedtime staple. Naming the animals, what noise they make, the colors; all three love it.
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
From the literatti subscription (we ended up canceling basically because I can't ever remember to execute returns properly). Big hit early on.
I Can Say Goodnight! by Early Speech Expert
May come as a shock but, received this as a gift from Grandma. He loves this book. Loves naming the animals and their sounds. Also loves pointing out that the last page has owls which is the same photo as is used for the cover.
Grandma Loves Me by Marianne Richmond (Paperback)
A read by Dad book. They love this one. And also love pointing out any time there is a llama, or anything of the sort, and sometimes not, out in the general public.
Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney (Board Book)
Another read by Dad book. They love to make the sounds/ noises as he reads all the goofy bits of "frogs".