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Good books for 1st birthday?

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gemloving · 08/02/2022 18:46

I really like the ones that have felt flaps from nosy crow "where's the...l and that "that's not my..." books.

He's 9 months now and really likes those.

He's got an older brother but he only started being interested in books from 2 1/2, so we now have loads of books for him but I didn't bother buying too many when he was younger as there was naturally not much interest, early mover and very busy at the time, never sat still or on my lap but my second boy already loves them and is so different (I actually love it).

Any more suggestions as in titles and what yours loves/ loved? X

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Sausagesausagesausage · 08/02/2022 19:58

The Julia Donaldson "Acorn Wood" series have been a big hit

LaTomatina · 08/02/2022 20:14

Toddle Waddle, also Julia Donaldson.
Peepo, A Baby' Catalogue, Allan Ahlberg
the Very Hungry Caterpillar
Each Peach Pear Plum

Etherealhedgehog · 08/02/2022 20:17

All of the above plus the Spot the Dog books, Dear Zoo, basically anything with flaps, ones with photos of babies - we have one called Baby Play that came in the Bookstart bag, which she loves

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