What age did your DC outgrow toddler board books (eg. that’s not my…)

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Just having a clear out of the DC play room to make room for some new birthday toys.

At what age did your DC stop bothering with board books? Eg. That’s not my…, Where’s Mr…., Spot etc.

i’m thinking about 2.5?

Nope they come back round again when they can read 😊 we boxed up at end of reception with both of ours 😊

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Ours went "away" (top shelf) before 2.5, but came back out again when they were learning to read

Eldest is coming up 5 (starting school in September), and still enjoys them. We'll be keeping them around until DC2 grows out of them. Which by the sounds of it will be around when he learns how to read.

The ones with actual sentences and a story to them, not just a word and some pictures, I still sometimes read with my now 6 year old.

Mine came back around 20 odd years later for the grandchildren 😊

Keep a few, they love them for a long time.

My daughter loved them until she was 6. I would keep them.

18 months-ish. As soon as they could request their choice of story they never got a look in. We did still had them in the house when DD was in reception for baby DS and there was absolutely no interest in reading them herself, she had 3-4 books a week from school so that kept her busy!

My year 2 likes reading them to my youngest. Neither of them like a long story.

Keep them, they'll come in handy when they start to read and they often like revisiting them too

If you want to get rid of them, it's fine. My kids didn't bother with them past about 2.5 - 3 ish.

I did keep a couple of favourites for sentimental reasons.

How lovely. It's one of my favourite things to get out my own childhood books and toys from grandparents and play with my children. My MIL is fantastic at keeping things so some of the toys my children play with at her house are 50 years old. It brings us all joy.