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    40 Best Books for a Baby’s First Year

    Here are 40 tried and true favourites with just the right combination of education and entertainment.

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    Board books are a baby’s best friend—perfect for story time, bedtime, and even teething! (Chomp, chomp.) But with so many baby books to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start.

    Here are 40 tried and true favourites with just the right combination of education and entertainment. Most importantly, they are really fun to read aloud, which is clutch when you are reading them over and over and over…

    I Kissed the Baby, by Mary Murphy

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    Newborn babies respond best to bold, black and white illustrations…like the ones you will find in this board book for babies. I Kissed the Baby will grab their attention while charming you with its sweet tale of welcoming a brand-new baby.

    Moo Baa La La La!, by Sandra Boynton

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    You cannot go wrong adding any of Sandra Boynton’s board books to baby’s library. We love this exploration of animal sounds, an important part of every baby’s vocabulary.


    Goodnight Moon, by Margaret Wise Brown, illustrated by Clement Hurd

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    There is a reason everyone has heard of Good Night Moon. The Margaret Wise Brown classic makes bedtime feel safe and cozy by wishing goodnight to every object in the room.

    Pat the Zoo, by LV Studio

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    Guess How Much I Love You?, by Sam McBratney, illustrated by Anita Jeram

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    I Love You as Big as the World, by David Van Buren, Illustrated by Tim Warnes

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    It is nearly impossible to explain the depth of our love to our littles, but this board book for babies comes close.

    Time for Bed, by Mem Fox, Illustrated by Jane Dyer

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    Every page of this baby book features a young animal snuggling down with its mama for good night’s sleep. You will both be yawning by the end!

    The Very Hungry Caterpillar, by Eric Carle

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    This board book starts out innocently enough with a tiny caterpillar eating through one apple on Monday. By Saturday he has worked his way up to cupcakes!

    Counting Kisses, by Karen Katz

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    Learn the parts of the body and count down from 10 to 1 while getting lots of kisses? That is a win-win.

    Goodnight Gorilla, by Peggy Rathman 
         

    A wily gorilla steals the zookeeper’s keys and lets all the animals out of the cages. You will both be laughing when Mrs. Zookeeper discovers the animals napping in her house.

    Go Dog, Go, by P.D. Eastman

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    A classic exploration of opposites through funny dogs who are big and little, fast and slow, and all headed to a big dog party!

    Everywhere Babies, by Susan Meyers, illustrated by Marla Frazee

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    Babies are fed, dressed, and loved in this baby board book that celebrates babies everywhere.

    From Head to Toe, by Eric Carle

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    Before your baby can even talk, they will be able to imitate the animals’ gestures in this boardbook for babies, turning their head like a penguin or shrugging like a buffalo. (See more interactive books for kids!)

    Baby Happy Baby Sad, by Leslie Patricelli 

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    Hugging kitty makes baby happy. Falling down makes baby sad. The simple examples throughout the board book teach babies about their feelings…and that is a good thing!

    Little Blue Truck, by Alice Schertle, illustrated by Jill McElmurry

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    A brave little truck helps a dump truck who is stuck in the mud in a much-loved baby board book that features great values and great trucks!

    Clip-Clop, by Nicola Smee

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    In this board book for babies, a horse graciously offers a ride to a dog, cat, pig and duck…but they would better hold on tight!

    Peek-a-Who, by Nina Laden

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    Every baby loves a good game of peekaboo, so try it in board book form as you spy on an owl that says 'who' and a train that goes 'choo choo.'

    Good Night, Good Night, Construction Site, by Sherri Duskey Rinker, Illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld

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    For little ones who like things that go (and who doesn’t?), this is the perfect bedtime board book.

    Baby Faces, by Margaret Miller

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    Very few things fascinate a baby more than the faces of other babies! Explain the parts of the face and the meanings of different expressions as you explore real life baby pictures together. 

    Eyes, Nose, Fingers, and Toes, by Judy Hindley and Brita Granstorm                  

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    This board book does more than just label the main parts of a kid’s face and body—it explains what they are for, as in, 'A nose is to blow, a nose is to sniff, a nose has holes for sniffing with.'

    The Going to Bed Book, by Sandra Boynton

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    Even hippos have bedtime routines, at least in this board book for babies, which finds various animals brushing their teeth and donning jammies before rocking to sleep on their cosy boat.

    I Like Myself, by Karen Beaumont, illustrated by David Catrow

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    It is never too soon to build self-esteem, and I Like Myself does a great job showing how our differences make us uniquely awesome.

    My Car, by Byron Barton

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    Sam proudly demonstrates the parts of his car and how he takes care of it with gas, oil and washing. We love Byron Barton’s cartoon-like illustrations and littles are absolutely fascinated to discover how things work.

    Dim Sum For Everyone, by Grace Lin

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    'Little dishes on little carts' will make you hungry and eager to explore the culture that gave us such yummy goodies. 

    Besos for Baby, by Jen Arena, illustrated by Blanca Gomez

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    If you need an excuse to shower your bebe with kisses, Besos for Baby is here for you.

    Where Is the Green Sheep?, by Mem Fox & Judy Horacek

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    On a quest to find the elusive green sheep, we meet the up and down sheep, the scared and brave sheep, and many others in this extremely silly rhyming board book for babies.

    Where Is Baby’s Belly Button?, by Karen Katz

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    Please, Baby, Please, by Spike Lee & Tonya Lewis Lee

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    Jamberry, by Bruce Degen

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    Jazzy rhythms and rhymes make this story about a boy and his bear on a berry hunt read like pure poetry.

    Where’s Spot?, by Eric Hill

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    Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?, by Dr. Seuss                  

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    The Runaway Bunny, by Margaret Wise Brown, illustrated by Clement Hurd

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    A baby bunny learns that no matter where he goes, Mama will always be there in this imaginative fantasy.

    Dear Zoo, by Rod Campbell

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    More, More, More Said the Baby: Three Love Stories, by Vera B. Williams

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    A Good Day, by Kevin Henkes

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