| Your baby is nearsighted
and sees high contrast colors like black and white. Babies hear from
birth and love music and rhymes. |
Farm
Animals by Lucy Cousins
Black
on White by Tana Hoban
Peek-a-Boo
You! by Roberta Intrater |
My
First Baby Games by Jane Manning
Baby
Pets by Margaret Miller
The
Baby Goes Beep by Rebecca O'Connell |
| Your baby can now
see across the room, make large hand movements, hold a rattle, and is
beginning to "babble." |
Helen
Oxenbury's Big Baby Book
Maisy's
Colors by Lucy Cousins
Where's
Spot? by Eric Hill
Ain't
no Mountain High Enough by Charles R. Smith, Jr.
|
Babies (Baby
Einstein series) by Julie Aigner-Clark
My
Animals=Mis Animales by Rebecca Emberley |
|
Your baby recognizes simple,
familiar objects (including other babies) and has improved small muscle movement. |
Baby
Faces by Margaret Miller
My
Car by Byron Barton
|
Toes,
Ears, and Nose by Marion Dane Bauer
Here
are My Hands by Bill Martin, Jr. |
| Your
baby understands stories about everyday experiences and simple words. |
Tickle
Tum by Nancy Van Laan
Goodnight
Moon by Margaret Wise Brown
Hands
Can by Cheryl Willis Hudson |
Moo,
Baa, La La La by Sandra Boynton
More,
More, More, Said the Baby by Vera Williams |
| Your
toddler can repeat words or phrases, likes repetition, and enjoys longer
stories. |
Come
Along Daisy by Jane Simmons
Dear
Zoo by Rod Campbell
The
Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle
|
Machines
at Work by Byron Barton
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin,
Jr.
You
are Special, Little One by Nancy Tafuri
|
| Your
baby or toddler is fascinated by the sounds of language. Sharing nursery
rhymes, short poems and finger or lap games is an ideal way to develop
a sense of rhythm and rhyme. |
My
Very First Mother Goose Ed.by Iona Archibald Opie
Sylvia
Long's Mother Goose
Pio
Peep: Traditional Spanish Nursery Rhymes selected
by Alma Flor Ada |
Read
Aloud Rhymes for the Very Young by Jack Prelutsky
The
Baby's Game Book by Isabel Wilner
Hand
Rhymes collected and illustrated by Marc Brown |
The
First Years Last Forever. Video.
Games
to Play With Babies by Jackie Silbert
Great
Books for Babies & Toddlers by Kathleen Odean |
Web
Sites
Zero to Three
American Academy of Pediatrics
ParentClicks |