Favorite board books

[halfpint]

Ones that you actually enjoy reading. 

B is on a kick where he wants book after book after book read. If he picks up Sandra Boynton's "Doggies" one more time I might scream. 

Need to be board books, he destroys paper at this point by trying to help turn the pages. I need to refresh our collection and hide some of the ones that are driving me crazy.

[chickadee77]

I like The Little Blue Truck, Bear Snores On, the Little Masters artist books, basically anything that's not annoyingly rhyme-ey, lol.

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This one makes DD laugh and laugh: www.amazon.com/Peek--Who-Nina-Laden/dp/0811826023/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1423159290&sr=8-3&keywords=peek+a+boo+board+book

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I like those lift the flap books like Where is baby's belly button?

[countthestars]

Llama llama
Are you a cow?
Peek a who

[purplecow0206]

Dear Zoo is a huge hit these days, as well as You Are My Sunshine and the Going to Bed Book.

At least for 1-2 pages before A wanders away again...

[anna7602]

Feb 5, 2015 13:01:44 GMT -5 @tokenhoser said:

This one makes DD laugh and laugh: www.amazon.com/Peek--Who-Nina-Laden/dp/0811826023/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1423159290&sr=8-3&keywords=peek+a+boo+board+book

We have this one, too. Both kids have loved it. When DD was a toddler, she adored "Underwear Dos and Donts" by Todd Park.

I really like the Baby Lit series books.

If you have the desire for a long read, "ganesh's Sweet Tooth" is great and has fun illustrations. That's one of the only books in my current collection that I can read to both DD and DS at once and keep them engaged.

[anna7602]

Oh, and Goodnight, Gorilla! I love that one.

[spk926]

Any lift the flap book
Llama Llama books (they have a natural cadence to them)
That's not my.... series from Usborne

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I Love You, Stinky Face is not terrible. I don't mind the llama books. That's all I got. I have memorized more books than I ever cared to at this point.

[babyrn]

I like Little Blue Truck, Chick n Pug, and Giraffes Can't Dance

[darnkatz]

Sophie La Girafe: Peekaboo Sophie! (lift-the-flap)
Global Babies
Bow-Wow series
I Am So Brave!
Where is Baby's Pumpkin? (lift-the-flap)
Tickle Time!
Mommy Hugs
Bear Takes a Trip
My Very First Book of Colors
Busy Babies
The Game of Mix-Up Art
Baby's Best Friend
Baby Einstein Amazing Animals!
Sophie's Busy Day

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Little Blue Truck is pretty popular at our house, too.

[natablue]

DS really likes the Spooky Old Tree (Berenstain Bears), Chick n Pug, any books that have flaps he can lift, though they must be study or he will rip them right off the pages.

ETA: Oh My Oh My Dinosaurs! by Sandra Boynton.

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Peek a Who
Where's Harry
Any of the Katz lift-a-flap books

[Ashley&Scott]

Little Blue Truck
Little Blue Truck Leads the Way
Goodnight Gorilla
I Love You All The Time
Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do You See
Polar Bear Polar Bear What Do You See

[charlotteandwilbur]

Ones not already mentioned:

Sheep in a Jeep
The Carrot Seed
Oliver Finds His Way

[halfpint]

Feb 5, 2015 13:06:39 GMT -5 @vicmo said:

Feb 5, 2015 13:01:57 GMT -5 @missy1 said:

I like those lift the flap books like Where is baby's belly button?

These aren't great during a destructive phase. We have a very sad copy of Where's Spot now, lol.

Yes, he loves lift the flap books (with great strength and enthusiasm), but it's no secret where baby's belly button is any more. 

[ewall]

Toot. A book about farts. I enjoy doing the sound effects. DS is only a month old so he can't really weigh in on whether it's entertaining or not, but it gets good Amazon reviews.

[mainelyfoolish]

I love the Leslie Patricelli books: No No, Yes Yes; Tubby; Potty; Big Little; Yummy Yucky; Huggy Kissy; Toot; Tickle

[kershnic]

Bear snores on. You are my I love you (cheesy but I love it!). Hippos go berserk.

[Deleted]

All 3 Little Blue Truck books
Going to Bed by Mem Fox is my personal favorite.
The Napping House

[oswin]

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom - mainly because I sing the ABCs song at the end (the last page has the whole alphabet) and DD claps when I'm done.