Good Books for 16 Month-old

Updated on August 08, 2008
S.T. asks from Arlington, VA
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I am looking for books for my 16-month-old daugther. Could you suggest some? Thanks.

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B.E.

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Some of my daughter's favorites at this age were:

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you see? By Eric Carle (also Polar Bear, Polar Bear, What do you Hear?)

Doggies by Sandra Boynton

Baby's First Words by Roger Priddy (I would highly recommend any of the Roger Priddy "Bright Baby" book collection- they really teach baby all sorts of new words)

Go Dog Go! By P.D. Eastman

Winter Friends by Carl Sams and Jean Stoick

Any book where you have to lift flaps!

Good Luck- I hope these suggestions help!

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A.G.

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Hi Shu- Lin T,

There are so many books to chose from, I can understand if your overwhelmed.
You want to look for books that are short and they rhyme.

Sandra Boyton is an author for picture books that rhyme

ex. Moo Ba La la la
The Barn Yard Dance
1. . 2. . 3. .
Dinosaurs Binkit
Those are just a few. Babies Love them, because they short and funny.

Baby Einstein Makes books.

Babies love books where they can lift the flap for a surprise! ( make sure you have tape on hand to paste the book back together.)

Look for-
Goodnight Moon
The Big Red Barn
I love you as Much

These are just a few, you might want to look for.
Good luck-
~A.

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A.T.

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Go to the public library and check out the "Hungry Catipiller" and other books by this same author. Carl some buddy (I can't remember the name right now, the librarian in the children's section will know.) They are good stories, lots of color and an eduction about nature.
From: A., a mother of three, and a preschool teacher.

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T.S.

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Hi! My son is starting to like Goodnight Moon. It's easy to memorize because its a poem...and he smiles when I recite it to him. Get the hard book so your child can turn the pages easily...Amazon.com has it cheap.

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