The Belly Sticker Book Review & Giveaway I’m sure anyone with social media has spotted photos of babies with milestone cards next to them or belly stickers on
Penwizard Personalised Peppa and George’s BIG Adventure to find… Children love to read personalised books and stories featuring themselves. We have a few personalised Peppa Pig books by
Book Review: At The Park & Bedtime Small Talk Books Small Talk is a book on speech development for parents to help them understand how language begins and
Book Review: Little Mouse by Riikka Jäntti Riikka Jäntti is an author and illustrator based in Helsinki whose work has been published in Swedish, Danish, Japanese, Chinese and
Monkey Music: Let’s Sing and Play Board Book & CD Review The Let’s Sing and Play book and CD set is based on the award-winning Monkey Music classes that
Book Review: Sweet Cherry Publishing Children’s Books Sweet Cherry Publishing is one of the country’s foremost independent publishers of children’s literature. Their books are created to capture the
Book Review: The Mysterious Apples Last year, I reviewed a lovely book called A Little Owl Called Hooty from the book publisher Swankypants Books. It was the first
The Dinosaur That Pooped Daddy + A Rainbow Board Books Review Tom Fletcher and Dougie Poynter are back with two new books about The Dinosaur That Pooped. We
Meadow Kids Educational and Developmental Toys and Books Meadow Kids create vibrant and creative educational toys and books for preschool and Key Stage 1 aged children. Their aim
Book Review: Personalised Peppa Pig My Grandpa Book by Penwizard Not very long ago, I made a lovely personalised Peppa Pig My Granny book using Penwizard. Penwizard specialises
Noisy Peekaboo Books From DK Books Review DK Books have recently published a bunch of new and fun Noisy Peekaboo books! They are toddler books full of bright
New DK Preschool Books Reviews + Giveaway DK Books are launching lots of new, fun preschool books this autumn. They are just what we love — chunky board
A Little Owl Called Hooty Book Review “When Hooty’s brothers and sisters are old enough to leave the nest, little Hooty stays behind. He has a big problem
