Age: Toddler

A silly way to teach clothing and body parts to youngins. Repetition and bold illustrations make this perfect for reading aloud or for adapting as a flannel story.

Perfect for the kids who are always taking off their clothes!

Another book for my Writing Picture Books discussion group. Darling illustrations, repetition and humor. I read this to the child I nanny. She giggled, was able to predict text and asked me to read it again immediately after I finished the first reading. That's the mark of a great picture book in my opinion.

The fact that you get to read underwear and bottom over and over will make this a sure fire hit for young readers! Repetitive words and phrases will support young readers with independent reading.

Another book for my Writing Picture Books discussion group. Darling illustrations, repetition and humor. I read this to the child I nanny. She giggled, was able to predict text and asked me to read it again immediately after I finished the first reading. That's the mark of a great picture book in my opinion.

Perfect for the kids who are always taking off their clothes!

Great interactive book. My kids know where their clothes go, but I think they enjoyed yelling "NO!" when the book asked them questions like "Does your hat go on your bottom?" They liked yelling it so much that they did it when the question was accurate - "Does your hat go on your head?" "NO!!!!"

Nothing to write home about, but it would definitely be a good playgroup read that could get pretty silly.

Baby/Toddler Storytime, getting dressed.