- Book sharing with babies is more about interaction than reading.
- Babies are stimulated more by books that encourage an activity like bouncing, or moving.
- Don't expect to read a book from beginning to end.
- Babies are interested in grabbing and holding the book themselves.
- Make sure it's a pleasurable experience, if the baby is upset don't force it.
Pajama Time, by Sandra Boynton
It's bedtime and different kinds of animals put on their pajamas to get ready for bed.
All of Baby Nose to Toes, by Victoria Adler.
A rhyming book that celebrates all of baby, from nose to toes.
A Child's Good Morning Book, by Margaret Wise Brown
Colorful illustrations celebrate the beginning of another day with birds, bees, rabbits and flowers.
Me Baby, You Baby, by Ashley Wolff
Simple rhyming text describes a day in the life of two babies. They go to the zoo with their mothers and return home at night.
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