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Reading from birth to 6 months
The benefits From as early as one month old, your baby can smile in response to your smile.From two months she is beginning to recognise your voice and respond to it, and by five months she can reach for a book, see the different colours and enjoy varied sounds and textures. The first books you buy should…
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Tagged Alix Wood, Barbara Nascimbeni, Christmas, Clare Walters, David McKee, Debbie Harter, Ellen Weiss, Fiona Watt, Fisher Price, Fisher-Price Inc, Ian Beck, Jan Ormerod, Jane Kemp, Jenny Fry, Katherine Redfern, Maggie Moore, Miriam Stoppard, Rachel Wells, Rod Campbell, Spy, Stella Blackstone, Suzy-Jane Tanner
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Reading from 12 to 18 months
The benefits Between 12 and 18 months your child will accrue new words slowly – perhaps four to six a month. She may continue to use these new words regularly, or drop them as she moves on to new ones. It’s important to make reading an enjoyable time. As she sits on your lap to…
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Tagged Babies, Bath, Bob Filipowich, Chris Riddell, Clare Beaton, Clare Walters, David McKee, Debbie Harter, Fiona Watt, Illustration, Illustrators, Jacqueline McQuade, Jane Hissey, Jane Kemp, Jo Moore, Joan Hickson, John Burningham, John Cunliffe, John Lee, John Wallace, Karen Ludlow, Kay Widdowson, Lara Jones, Laura Dollin, Miffy, Paul Stewart, Phyllis Root, Sally Hunter, Sam Williams, Shaynie Morris, Shirley Hughes, Stella Blackstone, Visual arts
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Books for baby: archive
0 to 6 months: A Bear With A Pear, illustrated by Nick Sharratt As Big As A Pig, by Ailie Busby Baby’s Play And Learn Pack, by Miriam Stoppard Bear’s Busy Family, by Stella Blackstone, illustrated by Debbie Harter Big Band, by Barbara Nascimbeni Big Dinosaurs, illustrated by Katherine Redfern Buzzy Little Bee, by Ellen…
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Tagged Alix Wood, Babies, Barbara Nascimbeni, Bath, Bob Filipowich, Charles Fuge, Chris Riddell, Christmas, Christopher Timothy, Claire Chrystall, Clare Beaton, Clare Walters, Colin McNaughton, David McKee, Debbie Harter, Debbie Mackinnon, Diana Kimpton, Ellen Weiss, Fiona Watt, Fisher Price, Fisher-Price Inc, Francesca Simon, Gus Clarke, Helen Stephens, Ian Beck, Illustrators, Isobel Gamble, Jacqueline McQuade, Jan Ormerod, Jane Cabrera, Jane Hissey, Jane Kemp, Jeanne Willis, Jenny Fry, Jo Moore, Joan Hickson, John Burningham, John Cunliffe, John Lee, John Prater, John Wallace, Jonathan Emmett, Karen Ludlow, Katherine Redfern, Kay Widdowson, Ken Wilson-Max, Keren Ludlow, Kim Deegan, Lara Jones, Laura Dollin, Literature, Lydia Monks, Maggie Moore, Margaret Wild, Mary Murphy, Matthew Price, Michael Foreman, Miffy, Miriam Stoppard, Monica Stevenson, Nick Sharratt, Pamella Allen, Pat Posner, Paul Stewart, Phyllis Root, Princess, Rachel Wells, Raymond Briggs, Robin Davies, Rod Lewis, Ron Brooks, Ruth Brown, Sally Hunter, Sam Williams, Satoshi Kitamura, Shaynie Morris, Shirley Hughes, Spy, Stella Blackstone, Stephanie Sloan, Stephen Tucker, Susan Cony, Suzy-Jane Tanner, Tim Warnes, Tony Ross, Visual arts
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Baby books: Birth to 6 months : That’s not my puppy
It’s never too soon to introduce books to babies. Some radical thinkers in this area suggest starting at nine months old, but why leave it so late? You could start at birth, making book-time equal quality-time for you and baby. That’s not my puppy, by Fiona Watt, illustrations by Rachel Wells This chunky book feels like it will last…
