What can you recommend for a 3yr old?
Now, I happen to know that this 3-year-old is a little girl, so I'm going to focus on that for right now, though some of the choices could be for either boy or girl.
My second favorite Usborne set (behind Farmyard Tales) is the Pipkin Poster Picture books. Oh, how we love Pip! Pipkin is a little penguin who asks BIG questions. And these are questions that your kids have probably asked too! These books have beautiful illustrations and tell the story of Pip finding the answer to his big question. At the end, there is a big fold-out poster to illustrate the answer!
The poster has a million stars! Probably our favorite poster!
The poster shows the sizes of different dinosaurs and also compares them to things of today!
Every preschooler asks! We got this one when we were expecting Baby #4. Very sweet, age-appropriate book.
We also love these Story books. They have beautiful illustrations and the pages have just the right amount of words for little attention spans. These are combined volumes, which means there are multiple stories in one book. A great bang for your buck!
And some other Picture Story Books:
These are adorable clothbound books with classic stories, rewritten for young listeners. I love the binding, it seems classic and special :)
And some other special books:
And since we're on the topic of fairy tales, what little girl doesn't love a good fairy tale?
These are both in the same style as Farmyard Tales, perfect for a Preschooler who will be learning to read!
And every little girl loves stickers! I love the Sticker Dolly Dressing series. The stickers are goo-free stickers, which means that when (not if, I have 4 kids, so I'm well-versed in sticker removal) they end up on furniture, windows, walls, floor, etc, they are easily removed and don't leave a residue! They have a SDD for whatever your little girl is into - Back to School, Ballerina, Bridesmaids, Fairies, Action, and lots more!
I hope this helps!
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