Books with title Daniel Goes to the Dentist

Turn a new experience into a fun activity for you and your toddler with this step-by-step guide. Are you off to see the dentist? Have you got first time nerves? Read the book together and find out what to expect. Watch toddler Dora as she goes to the dentist with her toy alligator. See how the dentist checks her teeth and find out how to keep your teeth healthy! Lots of fun and friendly advice, plus a pull-out poster and 40 special reward stickers are included to encourage toddlers to brush their teeth. Help make first times fun times.

Come with Arlo the elephant on his very first adventure. In this adventure, we tackle the question of what happens at the dentist. Kids will love taking a peek into Arlo's wild imagination and then discovering with Arlo, what really happens at the dentist. The illustrations, many from Arlo's point of view, help children clearly relate to the various situations. Author Karisa Lowe strives to prepare kids for new and possibly daunting situations in a fun and entertaining way. To find out more about Karisa and get updates about her latest projects, visit www.karisalowe.com

This series of six books prepare children for a particular event, like going to the dentist or going shopping. The books explain 'what comes next' on an outing, and therefore help children to get through the task or situation more easily, and ultimately reduce stress for themselves and those around them. Each book is a simple, clear uncluttered analysis of a task: going to the dentist; going to the doctor; going to the hairdresser; going to the restaurant; going to the supermarket; going swimming. Each book has the same look and feel, and uses the same 'family' of characters, which promotes familiarity and learning. These books are particularly useful for pre-school children, children from socially disadvantaged backgrounds and children with intellectual and learning difficulties (the books can be used as part of a child's Individual Education Plan to help them to experience new activities and to achieve developmental milestones).