Thoughtful books for Toddlers – Enlighten the joy of story-time
Storytelling is a classic custom that every parent should endure from their kid’s early age probably at bedtimes. Storytelling differs by language, tradition and culture values but still, this has remained an unbeatable platform for feeding moral values to kids. There are wide ranges of books by various authors relating to kids of different age groups. Also, it is important to choose books that are filled with simple language that suits the comprehensive level of toddlers. Rather experimenting with different books, here are few names handpicked and is accepted some of the best books across the globe.
The Family Book by Todd Parr
Todd Parr assures readers that no matter what kind of family you have, every family is special in its own unique way. The Family Book celebrates the love that adheres to our families and all the varied emotions that come between you and your kids. Parr makes sure that this book is presented in bold, bright colors and silly scenes. Parr also highlights the importance of embracing differences in our family and above all the message is delivered in a playful way which also kindles children to question about their own families. Perfect for young children just beginning to read, The Family Book is designed to encourage early literacy, enhance emotional development, celebrate multiculturalism, promote character growth, and strengthen family relationships.
Corduroy by Don Freeman
The genre of the story is fantasy because it includes the fantastical element of a stuffed animal that is alive and has feelings, which is not something that could happen in this world. This story touches on class issues through discrimination against people because of their appearance, and portrays gender in obvious ways in both the text and the illustrations; we may not think children are absorbing these. However, the story also falls into the fiction genre because there are elements that are depicted in a real and believable manner, identifying real situations in life. The text and illustrations establish a somewhat glum mood at the beginning of the story when no one would buy Corduroy. Later the text and illustrations change to a more cheerful and friendly mood when the girl comes back to the store to buy Corduroy.
Are You My Mother? by P.D. Eastman
‘Are You My Mother?’ by P.D. Eastman is filled with funny, compelling and most valuable story. This portrays a delightful warm connection between a mother and a baby bird which gently affirms a young reader’s most valuable and primary relationship. One aspect of the baby bird’s connection to his mother that is particularly sweet is the fact that he emerges from his egg assuming that he has a mother. His first words are, “where is my mother?”, as if having a mother is simply a given. Even faced with his inability to find her, he is sure he has a mother. And of course, the final image of the baby snuggling in the nest with mom is heart-warming.
It is encouraged that you to find the book in your local library, or purchase it online or grab it from a bookstore. There are ocean ranges of books for toddler’s stories from which you can benefit your child’s moral development.
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