Books with title Big Bed for Little Bear: Children's Board Book

Is your little one almost ready to make the move from a crib to a bed? Moving to a new bed is a big transition and event for a toddler and Baby Bear is here to help support the move. Start thinking and talking about it as you share the story of Mama Bear and Papa Bear helping Baby Bear make the same transition! Baby Bear learns to love the idea of a big, new bed! From new jammies to a new pillow, Baby Bear is excited to move to the big bed and start a new bedtime routine. The I Can Do It series helps your little one take big steps as they grow and develp. • I Can Do It books help little ones take big steps!• This series helps support readiness for new experiences. Assists little ones to encourage them to take steps in the right direction.• Beautiful story and illustrations help support your toddler and excite them for the move from the crib to a bed as they grow up!• Sturdy board pages for toddlers to engage and read along with the story while turning the page and repeating words throughout the story. • Perfect for 18m+ when your toddler is demonstrating a strong desire for independence to teach important early concepts. Look for all the great books in the I Can Do It series to help your toddler grow!

Little blessings are all around - if you just look. They re found on long walks, with friends, at school, and especially with family. A thoughtful keepsake gift for baptisms, christenings, naming ceremonies, and birthdays. Woodland animal characters are used in place of people, to be any race, gender, or age. Collect all the books in the Love You Always series from Cottage Door Press. 10 board pages are just right for even the littlest readers From the rising sun to a bedtime story, it is nice to know you are loved and little blessings are all around The message of unconditional love is revealed in colorful, engaging illustrations Soft rhyming text is easy to read aloud A keepsake for generations

The Little Big Book For God's Children is a wonderful resource for parents looking to introduce their children to the beauty and joy of the Christian faith. Combining exquisite illustrations, text, and design, the newest Little Big Book presents stories from the bible and literature, parables, songs, bible verses, poems, prayers, and activities in one delightful volume. The Little Big Book For God's Children provides a source of new inspiration to celebrate God's enduring message of love and is sure to become a family favorite to treasure. Bible Stories: From the Old and New Testaments, including the Creation story, the life of Moses, David and Goliath, the wall at Jericho, and the stories of Christmas and Easter. Parables: Including The Good Samaritan, The Lost Sheep, The Sower, The Pearl Of Great Price, and The Great Banquet. Songs and Hymns: Including "This Little Light Of Mine," "Amazing Grace," "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," "Here I Am, Lord," and "Morning Has Broken." Bible Verses: From both the Old and New Testaments on topics such as faith, love, family, and song. Poems: From William Blake's The Lamb to Margaret Fishback Powers' Footprints. Prayers: From traditional favorites like the Lord's Prayer to daily blessings over meals and at bedtime. Stories and Fables: Including Leo Tolstoy's Where Love Is, God Is, James Baldwin's The Sermon To The Birds, Oscar Wilde's The Selfish Giant, and Aesop's fables. Activities: Including nature appreciation, making musical instruments to praise God, recreating the nativity scene, and making your own art like Noah's.

Little Bear and Mama Bear live happily in the wildlife park.One day, Little Bear comes across a tall, gray wall. Curiousabout what lies beyond, he sets out with Mama Bear to visitthe big city, discovering a very different world – one hecannot understand.Little Bear in the Big City is a fable with a moral that offers afresh look, from Little Bear’s perspective, at human society.Shraga Silbermintz loves telling stories to children. LittleBear in the Big City is his first book, with illustrations byone of Israel’s best in the field, Danny Kerman.