A cheerful book showing familiar examples of eating a meal and playing with toys. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child’s daily life.

This is my chair. I put on my bib and grab a spoon. I’m ready to eat! Then it’s time to play. I push my car, kick my ball, stack blocks on top of each other, make music, and look in my book. Playing is fun!

A cheerful and warm book in which Skip learns about

various colors. For toddlers ages 30 months and up,

with a focus on the child’s language development.

Skip gets to help Grandpa in the garden. He wears

a yellow raincoat, feeds the robins with the red tummies,

paints the garden shed blue, turns his mouth purple

with blueberries, sees orange butterflies with green dots,

and picks a beautiful bunch of flowers

in all the colors of the rainbow!

There’s so much I can do at home! I can eat, play, and wash myself. And when I’m tired, I can snuggle in my bed and go to sleep!

A lift-the-flap concept book about the rooms and activities in a child’s home. For toddlers ages 18 months and up, with a focus on daily life.

Mommy thinks Kiki is too big for her pacifier. She would like Kiki to keep her teeth nice and strong by gnawing. Are teeth really that important? Kiki goes to visit her animal friends to see what they can do with their teeth.

A sweet, delightful story about growing up and saying goodbye to your pacifier. For toddlers ages 24 months and up, with a focus on the child’s skills.

The sun is shining! All the animals are munching on grass and leaves, playing happily outside, or sleeping soundly. Can you spot the giraffe with the longest neck, the playing lions, and the yawning elephant? And where’s Crocodile?

A cheerful book full of fun questions about animals eating, playing, and sleeping under the sun. For toddlers ages 30 months and up, with a focus on the world surrounding the child.

When I watch my mom climb a tree or my dad swing on branches, I want to try it as well!

As I watch and listen, I can do it, too!

A lively book of baby animals trying new things.

For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child’s skills.