The Best Valentines Books For Toddlers And Babies

I have a love-hate relationship with Llama Llama books. Some of them I think are cute, and some of them are a bit silly. For me, Llama Llama I Love You falls somewhere in the middle.

This book is shorter than some of the other Llama Llama books, which makes it well suited for young toddlers or toddlers with short attention spans.

Like the other books in the series, it has a lot of well flowing rhythms, which play an important part in teaching toddlers to read.

I don’t think it’s the most original of the Valentines books you could buy for toddlers. But, I do think it’s well suited for a quick Valentine read, particularly for young toddlers.

While this book isn’t strictly a “Valentine” book, it does center around the theme of love. Which, in my opinion, makes it a good read for Valentines Day.

I’ll Love You Always centers around a parent mouse telling his (or her? the mouse is blue…so assuming it’s a daddy mouse) little one how much he loves him. And, for how long he will love him. Which, of course, is forever.

It’s less rhyme-y than some other books, but the words flow well and make for a great bedtime story to read to your child. It’s personally one of my favorite to read to my two year old.

Again, not strictly a Valentines Day book, but still a great one to read to toddlers on this holiday. Hedgehugs centers around the unique friendship of two hedgehogs. One a boy, and one a girl, this book would be great for both toddler boys and girls.

The premise of the book is about how the two hedgehogs are such great friends. However, despite all their shared interests and wonderful friendship, the two are unable to hug each other.

It goes through the many, many ways that they have attempted. Finally, at the end, the two figure out a solution that is ridiculously adorable—and clever of the author! I won’t spoil it.

We love Curious George books! The series focuses on a little monkey named George, who lives with the “Man with the Big Yellow Hat.”

Curious George books are sure to amuse toddlers with the silly antics and adventures of the little monkey. And the books typically teach some sort of valuable lesson within the story.

I highly recommend any Curious George book to you if you have a toddler, including Happy Valentines Day, Curious George!

We love the Little Blue Truck series! Little Blue is a truck that goes on all sorts of fun adventures. This series is particularly good for truck loving little boys.

In Little Blue Truck’s Valentine, Little Blue delivers Valentine cards to all his friends, with the hopes of receiving some cards of his own as well.

Biscuit is another series our family enjoys. Biscuit is a puppy that has all kinds of adventures with his friends and owner.

In What Is Love, Biscuit?, Biscuit learns what love is and how it practically looks in his life.

This is a great way to help toddlers learn about love, and how to begin recognizing it at a toddler level.