A Mothers Love: Adorable Mother and Baby Animals Picture Book For Kids (Ages 3-5)

On her walks she sees neighbors of varying races and cultures and learns how to say hello in many different languages. When Elmo's involved, preschoolers have a tendency to perk up and pay attention. Perhaps that's why Sesame Street's We're Different, We're the Same story is one of the most beloved children's books about diversity.

Featuring the classic Sesame Street cast, this book drives home the message that while we all look different, we have plenty in common—and that at the end of the day, it's our differences that make this world a special place. A Mother for Choco has a sweet plot that explains adoption in an age-appropriate way for preschoolers.

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Protagonist Choco wishes he had a mother of his own, so he sets out to find one. He eventually meets Mrs. Bear, who takes him home to join her brood of other animals, none of whom look anything alike, but who form a loving family nonetheless.

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As she drapes herself in all of the many colorful scarves, her imagination takes flight. In this story, the father is Jewish and the mother is Indian, so they celebrate Hanukkah not with the traditional latkes, but rather by frying dosas.

Sadie yes, another one celebrates both holidays at her house, where they leave gelt under the Christmas tree and sing carols about the Maccabees. Black Bird Yellow Sun Written and illustrated by Steve Light, Candlewick Press Deceptively simple, this book of colors will get your tot making up her own stories about what that black bird is up to in the green grass and under the purple grapes. Vehicles Written and illustrated by Xavier Deneux, Chronicle Books The one-to-three-year-old-set will love exploring the outsides and insides of some of their favorite modes of transportation in this cool cutout book.

Nat Fuller and illustrated by Rob Hodgson, Abrams Appleseed The exploits of a cheerful bear as he swaps out his hat to meet the ever-shifting weather are hilarious—but children also get the message about changing gear to suit rain, sun, and snow. Hello Hello Written and illustrated by Brendan Wenzel, Chronicle Books Some of the wildest, weirdest animals from around the world teach tykes about color, texture, pattern—and some opposites for good measure.

From Head to Toe Written and illustrated by Eric Carle, HarperCollins What could be more fun than learning what the parts of your body can do as you wriggle, stomp, and clap alongside some jungle animal friends? Sheep Written by Richard T. Morris and illustrated by LeUyen Pham, Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Counting sheep has never been so counter-productive, and every bedtime-procrastinating toddler will clamor to have this next-level silliness launch them towards sleep.

Your little ones will identify with the nervous protagonist of this story, and feel emboldened by his ultimate bravery.

Wallpaper Written and illustrated by Thao Lam, Owlkids Books For shy boys and girls, meeting new friends is challenging. In this vividly collaged wordless book, assistance comes from an imaginary helper who shows young readers that the effort pays off. If she can find her words and use them, a good listener can make things better. Written by Sandra Boynton and illustrated by George Booth, Little Simon This old dog has a secret he keeps from the family that loves him—and it makes him special!

The Bat Who Loved Colors Written and illustrated by Tomi Ungerer, Phaidon Press A bat that likes colors is an unusual bat indeed, but the message he delivers to children struggling with fickle peers is that a true friend likes you because of your differences. A lovely story about all the ways Mama takes care of her little one. This clever guide to babysitting grandma celebrates the special bond between grandmother and granddaughter. Of course the best way to watch grandma is a sleepover, and both generations will have fun deciding what to do somehow they always choose the same thing.

Two friends—one mouse, one human—get ready for bed, following the same routine of brushing teeth, combing hair or whiskers and waiting for mom to read them a story. Only, there's no mom! Together, they go looking for their respective mothers and guess what they find? The mouse and human moms are having a nice chat.

Cute parallels between moms, daughters and friendships. Animal mothers tell their little ones what they would do for them, from an octopus who would grow eight arms with which to hold him, to an Arctic tern who would fly to the ends of the Earth for her baby. Each animal pair gets its own two-page illustration and a little side note that includes an interesting fact about that animal.

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This little hardcover is a soothing bedtime story about unconditional love. It's mom's turn to star in the popular How To series, and in this playful picture book kids learn that How to Raise a Mom is an important job that requires plenty of exercise, rest and of course, LOTS of love. A sweet gift book that little ones will love to share, I Love Mom with The Very Hungry Caterpillar celebrates mothers, grandmothers, anyone who is "mom" to us, with bright colors and Eric Carle's special touch. In Mama's Kisses , different animal mothers call their babies in for bedtime and know just where to find them Spare rhyming text paired with warm illustrations are a delightful gift to share with mamas and babies everywhere.

Alyssa Satin Capucilli, the bestselling author of the beloved Biscuit the dog books has created I Will Love You , a tender picture book story about the magical bond of love between mothers and daughters.

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A new classic in the making, That's Me Loving You is a beautiful picture book poem of reassurance and a reminder for mother and child that they are always connected by love, no matter where they are. A lovely gift especially for new mothers, Teagan White's exceptional watercolor illustrations are the star in Bunny Roo, I Love You , a story of baby beginnings, howling like little wolves or thirsty as kittens—and mama is never far away. A board book lullaby to newborns and their mothers, Mama Loves You So uses themes from nature—high stony peaks, and soothing winds, to pay tribute to a mother's unparalleled love for their children.

I'll Hug You More is perfect to share with a little one, as this flip-sided picture book tells about all the hugs and love mom will give to her child. Then, turn it over and the child gets to share all their hugs for mom.



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