Guess How Much I Love You The answer is all the way to the moon -- and back. Drew has changed it to all the way to everywhere and back. Now that is a lot of love.
Just in Case you ever wonder, by Max Lucado Great story as they grow older.
in addition to what others have listed, i also loved the Peter Rabbit stories when i was little--my grandma used to read them too me. i found this link online with lots of stories, etc, so you guys might want to check it out: http://www.childrensbooksonline.org/library.htm
If I Only Had a Green Nose, You are Special, and You Are Mine by Max Lucado are my favorite bedtime books. Jeremy says his favorite is the Big Red Barn. ;)
Fisher Price Little People Number Circus (if she finds it, which we have to admit sometimes gets hidden she wants us to read it OVER and OVER...I think it is because of the bright colors) Where Are You Mommy (a friend gave us this one that their kids had and it has big pieces to pull up to find where the Mommy Hippo is)
We read both of those over and over on the plane a couple weeks ago!
Kaitlyn's favorite as a little kid was "Click, Clack, Moo". Kylene's was "The Bike Lesson" from the Berenstain Bears collection. Brianne likes "Goodnight Moon" and I always loved "The B Book" from the Berenstain Bears.
Reading is SOOOO important in brain development...read as much as you can! LOTS OF LOVE and BEST WISHES!!!
Our kids really enjoy the book called "Snug as a Bug!" by Amy Imbody I enjoy reading "I Love You So..." By Marianne Richmond to the kids. And we also like the book called "Peek!" A Thai Hide and Seek By Minfong Ho But, Dr. Suess, any rhyming book and the Word are always favorites too!
God Must Really Love . . . COLORS! By Rondi DeBoer
I enjoy reading any Sandra Boyton book- even over and over again. I really like The Belly Button Book and The Going to Bed Book (but why why why do they exercise right before going to bed???)
When my mom was here this weekend, she brought a book to read to Eden called "Tummy Girl" By Roseanne Thong- Now that we know you'll be reading to a little pink bundle of joy, I thought this one would be a great recommendation! It's so cute! I nearly cried the first time I read it!
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Goodnight Moon - so fun to read in a sing songy voice.
Guess How Much I Love You - it's the sweetest bedtime story ever!
Guess How Much I Love You The answer is all the way to the moon -- and back. Drew has changed it to all the way to everywhere and back. Now that is a lot of love.
Just in Case you ever wonder, by Max Lucado Great story as they grow older.
in addition to what others have listed, i also loved the Peter Rabbit stories when i was little--my grandma used to read them too me. i found this link online with lots of stories, etc, so you guys might want to check it out: http://www.childrensbooksonline.org/library.htm
If I Only Had a Green Nose, You are Special, and You Are Mine by Max Lucado are my favorite bedtime books.
Jeremy says his favorite is the Big Red Barn. ;)
Walter the Farting Dog...most definatly.
I love the Hungry Caterpillar and the touch and feel peek-a-boo books.
I have many (my mom is a first grade teacher!) but I can't imagine little JellyBean without "Where the Wild Things Are" in his collection...
When he's older, The Chronicles of Narnia and Pilgrim's Progress are great for the imagination!
Keely's favorites right now are:
Fisher Price Little People Number Circus (if she finds it, which we have to admit sometimes gets hidden she wants us to read it OVER and OVER...I think it is because of the bright colors)
Where Are You Mommy (a friend gave us this one that their kids had and it has big pieces to pull up to find where the Mommy Hippo is)
We read both of those over and over on the plane a couple weeks ago!
We got these and they have been wonderful...
My first good book.
My firsy hynl with 3 CD set.
The CDS are great to play and listen to.
Popcorn they replied! Love Mom T.
Kaitlyn's favorite as a little kid was "Click, Clack, Moo". Kylene's was "The Bike Lesson" from the Berenstain Bears collection. Brianne likes "Goodnight Moon" and I always loved "The B Book" from the Berenstain Bears.
Reading is SOOOO important in brain development...read as much as you can! LOTS OF LOVE and BEST WISHES!!!
Our favorites are:
1. Goodnight Moon- a must
2. Ten little ladybugs
anything that has fun touchy things in it!
Susan: Gd Gave Us You by Lisa Tawn Bergren
Remember, we had you read it A&A. & we pretended to not see you almost cry! ha ha
Scott says: Fox in Socks by Dr. Seuss
Gracey & Faith like:
Any books with Puppies or songs or touchy things or flaps, etc....basically they would tell you pretty much ALL books are good.
Our kids really enjoy the book called "Snug as a Bug!" by Amy Imbody
I enjoy reading "I Love You So..." By Marianne Richmond to the kids.
And we also like the book called "Peek!" A Thai Hide and Seek By Minfong Ho
But, Dr. Suess, any rhyming book and the Word are always favorites too!
Kiran's fave at the moment is
God Must Really Love . . . COLORS!
By Rondi DeBoer
I enjoy reading any Sandra Boyton book- even over and over again. I really like The Belly Button Book and The Going to Bed Book (but why why why do they exercise right before going to bed???)
When my mom was here this weekend, she brought a book to read to Eden called "Tummy Girl" By Roseanne Thong- Now that we know you'll be reading to a little pink bundle of joy, I thought this one would be a great recommendation! It's so cute! I nearly cried the first time I read it!
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