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Hug
by Jez Alborough
Read and enjoy a hug. Bobo the little chimp needs a hug. Walking through the jungle he passes lots of creatures enjoying a cuddle together, but can he find the hug he needs?
Fuzzy, fuzzy, fuzzy!
by Sandra Boynton
A delightful ‘touch and feel’ book that introduces children to a variety of animals.
Dear zoo
by Rod Campbell
Loved by children for over twenty years, this classic title is perfect for under 2’s; with simple animal pictures, lift the flap surprises and repetitious text.
Does a kangaroo have a mother too?
by Eric Carle
Introduce your child to the names of animal babies and parents in this simple board book.
Feely bugs
by David A. Carter
This delightful sensory book also encourages hand eye coordination.
Touch and feel tractor
by Dorling Kindersley
Touch “chunky” tractor tires, “spiky” grass, “bumpy” seeds, and much more. Encourages young children to use their eyes and hands to recognize and name objects.
Busy diggers
by Christiane Gunzi
These small board books are ideal for small hands; containing colourful photographs of dumpers, diggers, mixers and other trucks at work.
Hungry baby
by Colin Hawkins
With images of babies enjoying dinnertime, rhyming text and a mirror; young children, this book provides plenty to talk about with your child.
Hugs and kisses
by Chrisophe Loupy
Morsel the puppy wants to know what kisses feel like so he asks the duck, the horse, pig, hare and the butterfly. Each page contains tactile elements to encourage hand eye coordination.
Find my puppy
by Debbie MacKinnon
Lift the flaps to find the lost puppy. Clear photos and repetition make this an ideal book for young children.
Aussie toddlers can
by Magabala Books
Your child will enjoy these photos of toddlers playing, dancing, eating, and more. Included are photographs of indigenous children.
Clap hands
by Helen Oxenbury
With illustrations of babies and a simple text, this is a book to enjoy over and over with your baby.
Baby says peekaboo
by Dawn Sirett
Photos of babies, lift the flap and a simple story make this book popular with carers and babies.
Maisy Series
by Lucy Cousins
This series, adapted from the Maisy animated TV series, see Maisy involved in many activities that children can relate to.
Baby Love Series
by Dorling Kindersley
Photos of babies, simple text and a small format make these ideal for under 1’s.
Spot series
by Eric Hill
Spot the puppy and his many adventures is one of the most popular series for young children. These are available in small board books and larger lift the flap formats.
Wibbly Pig Series
by Mick Inkpen
Wibbly, a very cute piglet, enjoys eating, dancing and sleeping, to name a few.
Baby Touch Series
by Ladybird Books
Bright colours, ‘touch and feel’ images and simple words and phrases, encourage interaction between parent and baby.