Before our children step out in the big bad world by themselves (right from Nursery - they are alone without us!), let us take a pledge that we will properly introduce the subject of anatomy and explain them according to their age. Also, we must explain them right touch and wrong touch and encourage communication on this topic in order to not face any untoward situation later. I'm not propagating this because I have a daughter, but it is very much needed today in these testing times even if you have a son!
Hence, I was very happy when we received Inside your Outside as our challenge prompt. We needed to read books based on our bodies. Here is the list of books read fro this prompt -
Happy Reading!
Hence, I was very happy when we received Inside your Outside as our challenge prompt. We needed to read books based on our bodies. Here is the list of books read fro this prompt -
- Ranganna
- Listen to my body
- Toes, ears and nose by Marian Dane
- Brushing your teeth can be fun
- Little fingers
- Shiva and Arjun
- Lizard's tail
- Inside your outside
- The foot book
- The nose book
- Minu and her hair
- Head to toe
- Picture book on body parts
- Aesop fables
- Childcraft - Body
- The secrets of our body
- The unboy boy
- Peppa pig
- Inside you
- What's inside my body?
- 101 first words
- Things that go
- Baby animals board book
- Grandma's tales from Sudha Murty
- Here are my hands by Bill Martin Jr.
- The runaway puppy
- Pepper crosses the road
- Pepper has a fight
- Kharghosh aur sher (hindi)
- Jalebi curls
- Litlle painters
- I am not going to get up
- Detective Arthur on the scent by Margaret Fulson
- I am special
- Where did it go?
- The robot
- Mia and her toothbrush from The Max and Mia
- Where is love, biscuit?
- Ten little fingers and ten little toes by Fox and Oxenbury
- Potty by Leslie Patricelli
- How many sleeps till my birthday?
- Quincy and the dinosaurs by Susan Ring
- A present for Papa from CBT
- The hand book by David Whitney
- I spy lightning in the sky
- I can do it - Sesame Street
- Eyes, nose, funny bones by Janet & Allan Ahlberg
- I can read with my eyes shut
- Baby's first library - Numbers
- Look at me from Pratham
Happy Reading!
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