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Daily Life

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About this genre

Daily life stories turn a child's ordinary day into a book: waking up, breakfast, choosing clothes for the weather, the park and a bubble bath. Most books here are for ages 0-3, short and repetitive with read-aloud narration, which makes them handy for teaching routines and talking through what happens next in the day.

What ages are the daily life stories for?
Most are for ages 0-3, with a handful for 4-6 and 7-9. Toddler books stick to one routine at a time, while the older ones add a small task such as counting or exploring a path in the park.
How do these books help with routines?
Books like What Are We Doing Today? walk through a day from waking up to bath time in order, so a child who knows the book can predict what comes next in real life. Reading the matching book just before the routine, such as What Am I Wearing Today? before getting dressed, strengthens the link.
How long does each story take?
Most of the narration runs under two minutes, and the shortest books take well under a minute. You can fit one in at the breakfast table or after a diaper change.
How should I read these with a young toddler?
Act out each page as you go: clap, put on a hat, stamp your feet. What Do My Little Hands Do? and What Do Little Feet Do? are built to be read with movement.
Do the books teach weather and clothing words?
Yes, a few are written for exactly that. How's the Weather Today? pairs sun, rain, wind and snow with outdoor play, and What Am I Wearing Today? matches each kind of weather with the right clothes, so looking out of the window to find today's page makes a nice morning game.
Can my child listen instead of me reading?
Yes. The Listen button on each page starts the narration, and the page lock stops a toddler from turning pages by tapping the screen.