The Best Toddler Books to Start Your Little Reader with

Toddlers just starting to observe the lighting twinkling above their heads at night are filled with questions. This elevate-the-flap book gives the answers for them to understand.

Deceptively simple, this book of colors gets your tot making up her personal tales from what that blackbird is up to, to the inexperienced grass and beneath the purple grapes.

Explore the outsides (and insides) of a number of their favorite modes of transportation on this cool cutout book.

Toddlers will take delight in counting down the fruit that a hungry toddler eats on a movement-packed marketplace journey.

A well-loved book by many parents, this classic has a poetic rhyme easy for reading (for parents) and engaging for toddlers to remember. With a large font, attractive images, it is a fun bonding session for parents and child!
 

Each parent is aware of that studying with children is essential for his or her development.
However, how do you already know which best toddler books can properly convey this idea to your toddler?

Below are some age-primarily based tips for selecting your baby's first books related to stories on babies and toddler like himself/herself! As he/ she grows, you could tailor your picks to fit his/her liking. Start a routine with a book a day to kickstart his/her reading habits.

These are a list of favourites for toddler books related to “sibling,” “toddler,” and “new baby”. 

This picture book paints a beautiful picture from a child view of welcoming a new bundle of joy to the family. This book is excellent for parents who are introducing the first child to the idea of a sibling before or during pregnancy.

This book is a reminiscence to all the little joys of having your toddler, especially if he/she is your first! A recollection small milestones he/she went through during growing up will make both (parent and child) recall the times spent together, deepening the bond with your toddler.

This book is about a young mouse, Angelina who loves dancing. When the family is expecting a baby sister, Angelina went through a range of emotion of excitement to jealousy of a new addition. This is again, a great book to introduce your toddler to a new sibling, pre-empting him/her the attention you may give to the new young addition.

Books may be effective tools to assist young children to uncover a range of emotions that they can express. These books are particularly useful for parents and caregivers who need to support children with tough feelings encountered in unfortunate circumstances.

We have selected a few books that explore feelings, dealing with anger, fears, friendship, grief and loss, and sadness.
 

As you share those books along with your child, it’s vital to follow her lead. You could find that your baby resists finishing a selected tale. This may mean that he/she is not but ready for it or the story can be “hitting too close to home.” Put the book aside in an area where your baby can explore it independently. Over time, your toddler may returns to the story when she is ready.

We give you the best toddler book for feelings and list a couple few that you can explore: 

This is an excellent book to introduce your toddler to associate the emotions he/she has felt but did not know the word or expression to use. It helps them to respond to surrounding more appropriately. With faces of other children, it is easy for the child to see the diverse expression and identify with his/ hers.

With too much to cover, we would still love to share the few other books we researched that are great to teach toddler on emotions. These are:
 

• Grumpy Bird by Jeremy Tankard
• When I Am/Cuando Estoy by Gladys Rosa-Mendoza
• Tough Guys Have Feelings Too by Keith Negley

From time to time it’s fun to share, and sometimes it’s hard. Some books make sharing simpler, and suggests them where to turn to for help when sharing is hard. Little ones reading together can double the laugh and sharing time! 

We give you the best toddler book for sharing and list a couple few to keep in your back pocket: 

An ideal book to teach your toddler on sharing with friends, siblings and to even adults. A great book for parents to understand to approach the idea of sharing gently instead of forcefully.

• The Kingdom of Mine by Gary Edwards
• Oh, Brother by Nikki Grimes
• The Bear Who Shared by Catherine Rayner

It's never too early for children to fall in love with books. At this point, finding tales which are charming to study and amusing to pay attention while reading aloud is half of the battle.

This is the best  toddler book of all times and a couple of others as recommendations too!

With over 4000 reviews from Amazon.com and 300,000 reviews in Goodread.com (as of published date), this classic is in the bookshelf for the young child. Add on with a caterpillar rattle or plush to make the experience even more special.

About a growing up journey of a caterpillar, this colorful book gives young toddlers lots of visual experience fond memories of butterflies and caterpillar when they grow up.

• Feelings by Aliki
• Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst
• I Like Myself by Karen Beaumont

Early childhood is a really a good time for your child to explore the world and learn about himself/herself through books. By learning to read and enjoying it, it opens up a world of opportunities for your child to explore such as his/ her interest, expression and the world around him/ her.

Gift a good storybook to your toddler and also slowly let him/her understand the meaning of the story. Your child requests the same book again and again and repetition is good. It is an important way to make the experience last. 

Since Christmas is coming soon, gift your love one the precious gift of knowledge!