My son’s preschool had the kids all share what they want to do more of in the new year. Unlike us adults who are often setting productive goals, these little ones answered with the things they loved that they want to do more of. I think we can all take a page out of their book! So, inspired by these kiddos’ replies, here are some books for the kids who want to do more of something they love.

When I started making themed bookshelves for my son, my mind was focused on holidays and seasons. Those are great, but I found it fun to think of themes that would appeal to a kid’s day-to-day interests. With that I bring you… books to check out about Pizza!

Discover fun and educational products for kids that promote creativity, learning, and family connection. From activity books and sensory play kits to engaging games and exploration tools, find the perfect items to inspire young minds!

When I first saw Elizabeth’s book wall I was amazed and a little envious! As a renter, installing shelves like that just isn’t an option. I know some of you may have similar barriers– maybe you’re in a temporary living space or don’t have the skills to install. So, here are some ideas to make a budget-friendly (and even temporary) themed bookshelf!

We all know and love our classics like The Snowy Day, Corduroy, Where the Wild Things Are, and Goodnight Moon. Some of you probably received one or more of these as a baby gift. The Snowy Day was even confirmed as the most frequently borrowed book in the history of The New York Public Library! I’d like to recommend a lesser-known book by the authors of each of these books. They may not be classics, but they are just as worthy of reading. Some of them I enjoyed even more than their popular “sibling book!”

My baby is almost four months old! At this age, babies tend to love high-contrast black-and-white images. Looking at these images is supposedly super beneficial to their brain development! Another recommended activity for this age is tummy time, which is a part of several of these titles. Let’s check out the list!

Do you have a little one going to sleep away camp for the first time this summer? How are they feeling about it? Are they ready? Maybe the better question is, are you?

In the picture book Away, written by Emil Sher and illustrated by Qin Leng, a child and her busy single mom communicate through sticky notes as the child reluctantly prepares for two weeks at summer camp, her very first sleep away camp experience.