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Favorite interactive toddler books
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items I’ve been compiling a list of my favorite interactive books based on how much my toddlers play with them and read them. These are the favorites and many of them I take when I travel on long car rides. A few smaller ones I take on planes as well.
My 2 year old loves placing his finger on the tracks to help the trucks get to the correct place. This book also helps developfine motor skills and hand eye coordination.
Follow the Trail: Trucks
I have 4 boys and this has been every single one of my son’s favorite books as a toddler. It has so many flaps to lift and it’s fun that each of the pages has themes such as what you would find in a neighborhood, airport, train station, around town, ...
Fisher-Price Little People: Cars, Trucks, Planes
This has been an awesome one to have in my car when my toddler gets restless with long drives. He loves popping the dots but also shows interest in the pictures as well.
Melissa & Doug Poke-a-Dot: All Around Sea
My son loves all kinds of transportation, and this book is especially fun because it’s so interactive. You can wind up the toy train and watch it travel along the track on each page. Another great feature is that the track pieces can be removed and c...
Wind-up Train Toy & Book: Steam Train Adventure
This is one of the books my children would reach for again and again as toddlers. My 2 year old loves it currently. There are many spin and pull engaging tabs that make an airplane fly through the air, wheels spin on a car or water spray on a fire fr...
Things That Go (First Explorers)
This engaging “push the button” book has vehicle sounds that are great quality. My toddler loves pushing the buttons to hear the sounds, and he also likes to match the sound to each vehicle on the page. This is also a good one to have in the car for...
Discovery: Honk on the Road! (10-Button Sound)
This catchy, rhyming lift-the-flap book offers double the fun! Toddlers open the flaps and then hunt for the hidden items on each page. With a mix of easy and more challenging finds, it keeps little readers entertained and engaged.
Hide-and-Seek on the Farm: Lift-the-Flap Book
This is a fun book. The sounds make the story engaging. The sounds are good quality. If you have a kid who likes vehicles, he or she will love this one!
Richard Scarry's Sounds of Busytown (Sound Book)
If you have a toddler starting to be interested in potty training or you are wanting them to be (😉) this is the best. This keeps my toddler engaged with a story about using the toilet before you leave the house and when you are away from home. Of c...
Daniel Goes to the Potty (Daniel Tiger)