books for toddlers

'Turkey Trouble' is another good one. With Thanksgiving in November in the US, this book with its cute turkey character trying to avoid being on the dinner table is both funny and educational for toddlers. It can also be used to start conversations about the holiday.

Start with simple and colorful illustrations. Make the stories have repetitive elements and easy language. Keep them short and engaging.

Sure. 'Peppa Pig: My First Storybook' is excellent. Toddlers who are fans of Peppa Pig will love it. It has short and simple stories that are easy to follow. Another good one is 'Moo, Baa, La La La!'. The fun animal sounds and bright pictures are very engaging for little ones. 'The Wheels on the Bus' is also a classic. The repetitive song - like story is perfect for toddlers to listen to as they fall asleep.

One great option is 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit'. It has elements related to Easter like the bunnies, and it's a classic story that toddlers can enjoy. The colorful illustrations can keep their attention.

'Goodnight Moon' is always a classic. It has a simple and soothing story, which is perfect for story time, especially in November when the evenings are getting colder and kids might need some calming bedtime stories. The repeated phrases in the book are easy for toddlers to pick up and say along.

Sure. 'The Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story' is a great choice. It follows the Berenstain Bears as they experience Easter. It's a well - known series, and toddlers may already be familiar with the characters, which makes it easier for them to get into the Easter story.

Yes, Toy Story is great for toddlers. It has colorful characters and simple storylines that they can enjoy.

There are many options! You can find simple picture books with big, colorful illustrations that show different family members and their activities.

One simple craft is making a paper plate Santa. Cut out a circle from a paper plate for Santa's face. Let the toddler glue on cotton balls for his beard and draw on the eyes and nose. Another idea is to make a Christmas star out of popsicle sticks. The toddler can paint the sticks and then you can help them glue the sticks together to form a star. This can be related to the star in the Christmas story.

One simple way is through picture books. There are many children's books that have colorful pictures and simple text about the Easter story. You can also use puppets to act out the key parts like Jesus' resurrection. Singing Easter songs that are easy for toddlers to learn can also introduce the story in a fun way.