February is all about love, and we believe it comes in many forms: family, friends, schoolmates, and, importantly, self. So why not start teaching its importance to the little ones in your life? Take time to check out these great reads we've handpicked for your bonding session with the kids at home.
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Based on the award-winning animated series Bluey, as seen on Disney+,Love From Blueyis a little book that teaches its readers that love can actually be found even in strangest of places. A perfect bedtime story you can read-a-loud to your kids snuggled up in pajamas and warm sheets.
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day and a special wedding withThe Berenstain Bears Valentine Love Bug. A story that will fill you and your little ones with excitement and love as it shows you everything you can think of about weddings – fancy dresses, flowers, and cakes! Definitely a sweet treat you can get for your child this month.
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Looking for a timeless gift you can give to your little one this month?The Little Princeis a classic read that teaches its readers the secret of what is really important in life. A book that is universally cherished by both children and adults which we're sure you will too!
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Nothing can adequately convey the joy and awe of watching the birth and growth of a new child. Take a trip down memory lane with theMade For Meboard book. A read you can use as you look back on the tender and precious momentsthat tie a father and his new child together for life.
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Get your young ones a cozy and interactive bedtime read by thebestselling author and illustrator,Caroline Jayne Church.Good Night, I Love Youis filled with charming illustrations and rhyming text that will keep them entertained as they flip every page leaving them a good night's sleep later on.
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Bestselling author Peter H. Reynolds brings a heartfelt message to share with those you cherish, such as your little ones. From the intimate and unbridled love of parents to the tremendous love of lifelong friendship, and the boundless love of a grandparent, this is a bookshelf staple you can add to your children's stack.
