Bailiúchán: Child Reference

Packed full of inspirational articles from successful writers illustrators and publishing experts, the 'Children's Writers' & Artists' Yearbook' once again serves up the best independent advice to writers for children of all ages. Covering all aspects of the publishing process, across the full ra...

Charting 400 years of history, this is the astonishing true story of the Anne Frank House, beautifully illustrated by Britta Teckentrup.

Play time. Game time. Nap time. Tummy time. All ages of family members will want to recite this jaunty, infectious verse during pediatrician-recommended 'tummy time,' the minimum of three to five minutes two or three times per day that newborns should rest on their tummy to build neck, arm, and t...

This series is a collection of texts for children which contains playing activities aimed to encouraging the development of the main cognitive skills following the Montessori method and its most typical topics. The contents follow a progressive complexity to challenge the children to complete var...

This wordless accordion-shaped board book is filled with twenty different animal families drawn in bold black-and-white art, perfect for a baby's developing mind. The book is meant to stand up on a baby's play mat so they can lift their heads to look at the pictures. And once they've looked at on...

Make tummytime fun with the classic Sophie la girafe toy in this bright concertina book. Open out the pages to make a reveal a sturdy concertina scene, ideal for use during baby's daily tummy time. Time spent on their tummy every day can help baby build a strong neck, back and shoulder muscles an...

'Tummy Time!' will keep babies' brains busy, while their muscles are hard at work. It's a double-sided panorama of images - high-contrast images designed to attract babies' attention on one side, and photos of babies on the other, because babies love looking at other babies. Whether you stand it ...

Otto has style. He loves beautiful clothes. But his Gran hasn't a clue about fashion. When yet another naff jumper arrives in the post, Otto knows he has to do something.

One of the first things babies learn to recognise is faces. In Mirror Baby: Hello You!, little ones will meet a group of babies, just like them! The fold-out mirror is perfect for giving babies extra stimulation. Can they look in the mirror and try laughing, waving or saying night-night?