Baby Starter Library Book Box

• For day one through toddlerhood
• Sturdy designs for little hands
• Babylist exclusive bundle

This bundle comes with five favorite board books that create a well-rounded starter collection. Each one deserves a spot on the shelf, sure to be read again and again.

See, Touch, Feel: ABC

Priddy Books (started by child educator Roger Priddy) are loved for their innovative and vibrant designs. This one helps teach the alphabet with cheerful rhymes and textural illustrations that delight little senses.

First 100 Words

Another Roger Priddy classic, this brightly colored and softly padded book introduces 100 simple first words (along with 100 corresponding color photographs) in familiar everyday themes.

Night Night Little One

See the adorable woodland animals as they wind down for bed. The gentle rhyming text and soft palette help calm toddlers, easing them into sleep. The last spread features a glow-in-the-dark night sky.

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

This rhythmic story is especially fun for grown-ups to read aloud (and little ones to join in when they’re ready). The colorful animal illustrations are done in Eric Carle’s signature collage art style.

On the Night You Were Born

Before the tale ends, children will be wiggling their toes and whispering their names in joyous celebration of their own unique wonder. Because you are the one and only you, and always will be.

This curated collection creates a foundation for baby’s first library.

• Box: 10” x 10” x 3”; approx. 3 lbs

See, Touch, Feel: ABC

• Priddy Book
• Format: Board book

First 100 Words

• Priddy Book
• Format: Board book

Night Night Little One

• Priddy Book
• Format: Board book

Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?

• Author: Bill Martin Jr.
• Illustrator: Eric Carle
• Format: Board book

On the Night You Were Born

• Author: Kevin & Haily Meyers
• Illustrator: Haily Meyers

• Format: Board book

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