craft for toddlers and preschoolers For Kids Book Reviews

Latest Reviews:I am very frustrated. As the parent of a 12 month old showing early signs of being on the spectrum (as well as a 2 year old who definitely was until a lot of therapy) - I thought ESDM was the answer to all my prayers. An integrative model combining the formality of ABA with the Relationship based ......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: The social norms indoctrination series continues on, this offering teaching acceptable and unacceptable uses for the nose. Balancing treats on a dog's nose or smelling lotion? Great. Spreading disease? Not so great. [Read More]

Latest Reviews:Very small not fun for toddler.[Read More]

Latest Reviews:I'm not sure how I managed to spend ten years as a daycare teacher (and now three years as a mom) without having any Mole Sisters books. They're lovely! This one, originally published in 2001, has been published as an ebook by Open Road. I'm not sure what kinds of devices people typically read child......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:I am already SO tired of this book! My grandson (a week away from turning two) has me read this book to him over, and over, and over.... He LOVES it and thinks it is so funny. We always read books before he takes a nap. Yesterday was the FIRST time he has asked for a book AFTER he woke up from hi......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:cute book, simple wording and great illustrations[Read More]

Latest Reviews:This is a great book. I took all the pages out of the book, put them in plastic page protectors and put them in a binder. This way if I need to make copies of anything, I can do so easily.[Read More]

Latest Reviews:I bought this for an early childhood classroom. It is more a collection of rhymes & songs than actual teaching ideas. It would be better if a CD of tunes had been included. (There are some teaching ideas included, but really the bulk of this is lyrics.)[Read More]

Book Introduction:An introductory exposure to programming for toddlers that is as much fun for parents as it is for kids. Follow the protagonist, L, on her whimsical alphabetical programming adventure. L begins as an empty list, appends a boolean friend, and continues to adapt herself and come to understand her sur......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Granddaughter loves this book[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Really helped my son draw cartoon figures for a school project. He had fun, too![Read More]

Latest Reviews:Wonderful book for those looking to enhance their relationship with their daughters through the power of Scripture and darling little tea parties ♡[Read More]

Latest Reviews:good art work[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Nice images but the vocabulary used in these Bible stories is too complex for a young child...not good for my purposes. I'm returning this.[Read More]

Latest Reviews:I love this resource by Lynn Kleiner, who is one of the most creative and well-informed music educators of young children.[Read More]

Book Introduction:A lovely book for toddlers, this book is full of 16 different types of horses and is designed to encourage girls to read. It is a lovely book to share with little ones and is a simple book with appealing photos of horses. Targeted at 2-5 year old girls.The book has been written in response to parent......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Those with little ones will find The Sweetest Story Bible for Toddlers a gentle introductory to eight Bible stories young children will enjoy. The book includes well-known Biblical events: Saving Baby Moses, Brave Queen Esther, Born in a Stable, Let the Children Come, The Saddest Day, Alive Again, S......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:I won't get into proselytizing about different therapeutic strategies, as it seems that this particular modality is a certainly heated topic among practitioners working with young children and evidence-based practices. As CPP is not a highly structured modality, at least in the way that it is convey......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: This one is cute too- but it's not really about going to the potty as much as what it means to be potty trained once you have it all down. But it's a cute book that has matching and counting etc.. also and Finley loves Elmo so it's not a bad one either. ......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: I can't tell you how many times I've read this with our toddler, and it's great except for one thing: it completely skips Easter. Not a mention. We skip from Jesus healing the blind beggar straight to the Ascension. I'm very glad I've got a separate book for the Easter s......[Read More]