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Special memories are created when we read favorite books to our toddlers. Our kids all have their favorites. Those books tend to end up on a bookshelf or in a treasure chest awaiting the day that they can be passed to a new generation. Chances are that some of these classic toddler books will end up on “your keep forever” shelf too.
For the purpose of this post, we are going with “classic” meaning that it’s been enjoyed by more than one generation. So, that means anything published before (or around) 1990.
Toddler books help to build little kids’ vocabulary and basic concepts. Most of all they help to hook children at a very early age that books are enjoyable.
You’ll find a mix of board books for the early toddler stage and hardcover books.
Sandra Boynton is a classic children’s author when you think of toddler books. There are so many great ones to add to your shelf. Do you know which one has the most reviews on Amazon? Yep, it’s The Going to Bed Book. Oh, it’s probably been read at least a 100 times in our house over the years.
Toddler books help to build little kids’ vocabulary and basic concepts. Most of all they help to hook children at a very early age that books are enjoyable.
You’ll find a mix of board books for the early toddler stage and hardcover books.
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Sandra Boynton is a classic children’s author when you think of toddler books. There are so many great ones to add to your shelf. Do you know which one has the most reviews on Amazon? Yep, it’s The Going to Bed Book. Oh, it’s probably been read at least a 100 times in our house over the years.
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen is full of rhythm and adventure. It’s also a great book to read while toddlers are up and moving around. They will have fun acting this story out in the room.
The Three Bears by Paul Galdone is a classic fairy tale that toddlers just can’t get enough. I love all of Galdone’s fairy tale books so you’ll want to get even more of his work.
Freight Train by Donald Crews is for all little train lovers and great for learning about colors.
Jamberry by Bruce Degen will entice your toddler to find all the berries in the pictures. This is another one with great rhythm and rhyme. You will definitely want to have a berry jam sandwich after reading!
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin, Jr. is probably the top classic book on this list. You can’t go through childhood without know this one.
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