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Bedtime Story's, Every child should have a story every night Hover your mouse over Blue Text to see detail To be a successful parent it is essential to get into a routine with your child, this way they easily understand where they stand and what they can get away with, and you must start this routine as early as passable, 6 to 8 weeks is a good time.You child will be much happier knowing what comes next in their day. Even when you have to stay at a strange house perhaps visiting friends or relatives you must keep to your routine, feeding time, bath time and bedtime Bedtime can be a problem for parents so perhaps you can make bath time shortly before bedtime the warm water helps to make them sleepy and calm them down. Play a quite game, as you help them into their pajamas play with there favorite toy. Choose activities that calm them and not excite them, there is no point trying to put an excited baby to sleep. When it is getting near bedtime and your kid is hyper active change the tempo get them playing something calmer. On the way to bed don't forget to say night night to any objects you pass on the way, make a fuss of their favorite teddy, get them settled into bed and read a STORY. i have always read my daughter a bedtime story and I know how much she looks forward to that story, even though she can read it herself she is 8years old now. that chapter i read to her is like a sleeping pill to her. A bedtime story every night when you put your child to bed is probably the top most gift you can give to your child, apart from you making the child very happy as they drop of to sleep, you are teaching them the first steps to reading, they follow the words, they begin to recognize the words as they follow the story with you, and as they get older their interest grow in story books and they soon start to look and read books by them self’s Reading is the foundational skill to an education and learning abilities. Reading and writing abilities will continue to develop all through life, but studies have proved that from birth to eight years old is the most important years for literacy development. It is a sad fact that only 5% of children learn to read effortlessly. So take a little time each night to read to your child and put them on the first steps of a good education, you will enjoy it they will love it, and you will be doing them a big favour. A Kindle Electronic reading device Ahhh if you had a book! or better still "if you had a KINDLE" A Kindle is a Revolutionary new electronic book, about the size of a paperback which give the reader a sharp, high-resolution screen that looks and reads like real paper. There are no wires, no syncing not even a computer. This totally Wireless device enables you to down load more than 90,000 books available from the Kimble store. You can download the 1st chapter to read before you decide to buy. Top international newspapers from France, Germany, and Ireland, all auto-delivered wirelessly. So no matter if you are on a bus on a train or in the back of a taxi you can get and read your book. Very good on batteries, if you left on you would need to recharge every other day.  This revolutionary book can hold over 200 titles so you will never be stuck for a read especially when you can download a new title in minutes from anywhere at any time. And no shipping cost
Do you have a toddler that refuses to go to sleep or even go to bed. reading a good interesting story normally fix's this problem. A good story The Coziest Bed in the World Summary: Anna wants to sleep in mommy and daddy's bed "just one last time." When she fell asleep that night, she set off to find the coziest bed in the world. As she traveled the earth, she met lots of animals who shared their perfect sleeping place. Which would she choose? This picture book story is for children struggling with sleeping in their own bed.. Who can resist Disney, whether it’s a movie, or a story? Here is a collection of The Coziest Bed in the World 
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Good Night, Fairies
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One of your little toddlers first book, a lift the flap book to teach your child where there bits are
My very First Mother Goose
Iona Opie The origins of most Nursery rhymes relate to events in our distant past and they have been handed down from parent to children, generation to generation, for hundreds of years. Mother Goose however is a relatively new phenomenon, but when we are asked to recall our childhood memories, most of us will remember the fabulous tales of Mother Goose. Several examples relate to rudimentary counting skills. Some relate to the alphabet, all help in the development of a child’s vocabulary, and early literacy. If "an apple a day will keep the doctor away", then perhaps a-rhyme a day, will keep school failure at bay. In My Very First Mother goose, Iona Opie has put together a very good collection of nursery rhymes, all the favorites and many more, an ideal bed time story book for little Children. There are over 60 rhymes, very well laid out, all with lovely illustrations, done in water colour by Rosemary Wells. My First Mother Goose has received many awards as best children’s book, including The New York Times, Winner of Parents Choice Awards, A School Library Journal, And many more, at www.amazon.com it has a five star rating An excellent collection of rhymes to add to a child’s first books Product Details Reading level: Hardcover: 108 pages
by Karma Wilson, Suzanne Watts (Illustrator) (Illustrator) Children will love this five star children's book, its about Hilda a very happy hippo who always wants to dance, and wearing her favorite leotard, but she is not a very good dancer, and she makes a lot of noise. All her friends in the jungle try to show her other things, they would like her to do instead, they beg her to find a quieter hobby, like knitting or even singing, but its not for Hilda, what could possibly be more fun than dancing, she just loves to dance
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Fairy Tale Feasts A Fairy tale for breakfast, lunch , dinner and desert. Young children will love these fairy tales, like the Run Away Pancake, The Big Bad Wolf’s favorite TV, Sleeping Beauty’s Birthday Cake, and many more. Recipes for Loveable Lunches , Hilarious High Teas and Delicious Dinners. Through out the book there are interesting facts about the story’s and the receipts. The receipts will require parent supervision, but hours of fun for kids and parents. Reading level age 4 to 8. The book has 109 pages
Peter Pan in Scarlet In August 2004, the Special Trustees of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital launched the search for a sequel to JM Barrie's timeless masterpiece, Peter Pan. The Special Trustees own the copyright and other intellectual property rights to Peter Pan, and to mark the work's centenary, they authorized the creation of a new work that would share the same enchanting characters as the original, and bring as much pleasure to children and adults universally as Fighting off fierce competition from over 100 other writers, Geraldine McCaughrean has been commissioned to write this official sequel. In her entry, the judges found something that captured the elusive spirit of the original whilst offering a fresh and astounding creative response. Like Barrie's story, it will appeal to readers the world over.
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is written just for this purpose to get kids to sleep in their own beds 
, your child will just love to hear you tell to them at bedtime, 365 of them, 1 for every night of the year. All the Disney characters are in here, the old ones and the new ones. The book is made up of one page story’s and has all the favorite characters. a very nice book
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: A Collection of 50 Bedtime Stories 
