Lovely Book for Christmas for a Baby

I am very fond of 'Guess How Much I Love' you by Sam McBratney. Google it. It comes in all shapes and sizes and with accessories too!

www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_2_10/280-4463081-1755804?url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=acorn+wood+lift+the+flap+books&sprefix=acorn+wood%2Cstripbooks%2C354

These are wonderful. Acorn Wood lift-the-flap board books by Julia Donaldson - there are 4 in the series and little ones are enchanted with them and they last until they are 3 or so. Cannot recommend too highly - they are much loved by my GC.

www.usborne.com/catalogue/book/1~EY~EYWB~7421/my-first-word-book.aspx

My little GD also loved this one and could not put it down. Again it is a book that will last.

www.johnlewis.com/store/row-row-row-your-boat/p231191053?navAction=jump

My grandson has really enjoyed this book since he was about a year old - and still gets enjoyment from it now he's 2+. It's got plenty of repetition, a tune to sway along to (or, if you're energetic, sit on the floor, clasp hands and row along to) and very sturdy board pages.

I would go for a nice hardback of something like Winnie the Pooh, or Wind in the Willows. Great-granny could write a dedication in the front, and it could be treasured.

something like this

DGS also loves the one in Mishap' s link.

I agree with jings a good hard back. With a dedication from GG, if she's able. My brother bought his DGD a beautifully illustrated copy of bedtime stories. Sorry don't know the publisher.

What Marmite said.
I bought 4 copies this week. One for each grandchild.
It comes as a hardback or as a board book.
Offer on Amazon got me 4 for £10 with free delivery.
The story ends with the line - love you to the moon - and back.

Ahh, I remember this book now. It's lovely. Good suggestion. Thank you.

I agree that the book should be a traditional one. Winnie the Pooh is a great suggestion. Thank you.

These look great. I will check out.