Books with title Baby's First Bible

This new starter Bible introduces 20 favourite stories from Creation through to the Resurrection. They are told with utter simplicity and with a sense of wonder expressing God's overwhelming love for the world and all his creation, and especially little children. The illustrations tell the stories in pictures and provide a focus as parent and child share this delightful book together.

Little ones will love these brightly colored padded board books. This appealing series presents simple concepts for babies and toddlers. Bold photographs coupled with identifying words will spark object recognition and encourage language skills. Children will love the colorful photographs of Baby's First Birthday. A photo frame is included for your favorite birthday photo. Ages newborn-3.

Grab it. Chew it. Throw it, too. That's what babies like to do. And pretty pictures! Look, Baby, Look! At our smart Baby's very first . . . . . . BOOK! A baby's first year is full of milestones, from first smiles to first steps, and this book celebrates them all! A clever and bouncy text, vibrant ink-and-collage illustrations and an impossibly cute baby make this the perfect gift book for baby showers, and it even includes a poster on the reverse of the jacket that new parents can use to record their own little ones' spectacular achievements.

Baby’s First Book is an illustrated Point And Say book in lovely pastel colours with common things from a young child’s life. What could that be? A ball!In the end all things are collected on one page so the child can point them out. For age 6-18 months."I wanted to create a book that makes it possible for small children to participate in the reading through pointing, even if they can not express themselves yet," says Jenny Holmlund, who missed that interaction when she read for her nieces.

Baby’s First Book is an illustrated Point And Say book in lovely pastel colours with common things from a young child’s life. What could that be? A ball!In the end all things are collected on one page so the child can point them out. For age 6-18 months."I wanted to create a book that makes it possible for small children to participate in the reading through pointing, even if they can not express themselves yet," says Jenny Holmlund, who missed that interaction when she read for her nieces.