I took a children's literature class in college and remember the value of buying and reading ONLY age appropriate material to kids so they don't get bored or disengaged from reading. A 2 year old's book should have a lot of pictures, a direct message, a beginning, middle, and ending, and a simple story line that they can follow along with.
UGHHHH THE POP UP BOOKS. Why do authors write books for small children where they can legit rip the pages apart? Because they are fun, duh.
Brady has gotten to the point now where he basically is memorizing books and can now "read" along. It's hilarious and makes me feel like my heart could burst all at the same time. So big.
These are our favorites right now, although our rotation is always changing.
{B calls this the "Busy Little Spider."}
{So cute & good for getting ready for Easter.}
{Easy to follow along and it's a 'call and answer' type of book.}
{Tear jerker. omg. Also, one of my favorites as a kid.}
{They have these for cities all over the country. We are collecting them now.}
{Brady's favorite. The dreaded pop up!!!}
What were your favorites as a kid? What do YOUR kids like to read???
xo
Kaytee






2 comments:
Scarlett is the same way, she is only 10 months old and she cries when we are done reading! I was shocked when she knew how to turn pages at 8 months old. I have to read her like 4 or 5 books! lol. She loves Eric Carle too. It's good that you have a little book worm. :)
Lauren Rebecca
This is great! Jax loves books, too! Jim has been reading to him at bedtime since he was 2 weeks old and Jax has just always loved books! His fave right now is Otis and the Tornado. Aubree is pretty into all the Karen Katz books. I never thought about how important it is to keep it age appropriate! You're a smart and a hottie!
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