TO BABIES EVEN BEFORE BIRTH

Books to Read

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Your baby starts to hear from 23 weeks.

Reading to your baby before they are even born is a bonus for both mother and baby.

It gives a tired mum a chance for a sit down for a few minutes and take a little time out.

It gives baby a chance to hear the wonderful words and rhyme and rhythm of our language.

Your baby becomes familiar with your voice and helps formbonding and attachment. There are many stories of mumswho have found that these same stories and songs proveto be soothing and comforting to their newborn as well.

‘I love you right up to the moon and back’

One of the best loved children’s books ever- to be read again and again and again!

Never fails to

bring a little

tear to the

eye-

‘I’ll love you forever,

I’ll love for always.

As long as I’m living

My baby you’ll be.’

This marvellous story can be used through all the stages of life! Just a wonderful read!

Tune your baby’s ear into the rhyme and rhythm of language.

There is much evidence that Introducing our babies to rhyme will be giving them a smarter start!

And who doesn’t love the whimsical words of Dr Seuss?

A wise and wonderful way of

looking at the adventure called

life, told by Dr Seuss with his

most humorous of verse.

And author, Tish Rabe has

adapted the Dr Seuss original

especially for parents to read to

their babes in utero!

“To the world you may be one person, to one person you may be the world.”

On the Night You Were Born-

an enchanting tale celebrating the

birth of our precious children.

Life will

never be

the

same…….

once your

little one

is born

into your

world- says

Nancy Tillman

Such a delightful

rhyming poem!

‘Goodnight stars

Goodnight air.

Goodnight noises

Everywhere.’

Stories that tell us about everyday routines, like going to bed are very helpful when it comes time to go to bed!

Did you know……….

newborns demonstrate their preference for the

stories and the songs and the rhymes that you read

to them while they were still in the womb?

when you slow your breathing and heartbeat down,

your baby follows your example?

there's a direct link between the amount you talk to

your baby and their academic and social success?

the more words your baby hears in their early years,

the more advanced their language and literacy is

likely to be?

It’s never too early to read to your baby!

My Busy Day hopes you have enjoyed our favourite books to read to your baby even before birth.

These books also make great gifts when you are looking to buy that something special that will be treasured and shared time and time again.

My Busy Day always buys their books from Booktopia, Australia’s best online bookstore.

You can order your books by clicking on Booktopia at www.mybusyday.com.au