beatlesbaby66

thats a lovely thing to do, she will cherish them later, i still have most of my childhood books, all my favourites i carried with me for years for my babs...bxox

Cat

I think it depends on the child age. I only take noah to the library to go to the baby group there. Its only a small village so oterwise the kiddy facilities arnt anything inspiring, and all he wants to do is try to eat the (already rather chewed) books. Once he take more of an interest I will be more like beanie. I love books and Im on a mission to build up a library of books myself at home. I always buy books never hire them, as my taste is a it obsure anyway.

Yvanne if your wanting to push ahead and teach your little one, I know my SIL said about how you can go along to the infant schools and talk to them aout how they would like you to teach them. Because they have certain teaching systems, it can do more harm than good to teach them yourselves because it confusses them when the teachers try to teach them differnently. Like teaching phonetics instead of the normal alphabet. A lot of infant schools do open days or an evening thing where they can talk to you about educating your child and the new sylaus, so you can be prepared.

Dippy Yvanne

my bros and sisters are all young(7.,7,10,10+11) so am pretty familiar wi how things r done

KX

I love autobiography's! Especially Jordans!!

Lauz_1601

I love books, Ella has about 12 for xmas, I joined books for children and would reccomend!

Ella loves books too, she sits turning the pages and "reads" it in her own little language its so sweet. The only time she satys still is when I readto her! I must remember to join the library though.

Dippy Yvanne

ye3ah i joined bfc too, only thing i h8 is wen u 4get 2 decline reccomended selections