Progressive Books For Toddlers You Should HAVE

Teach your kids the meaning of fair treatment, regardless of race and believe by introducing this book. A best-selling book that defines concepts of social justice to the young minds. Features engaging artworks and colorful illustrations.

From my very earliest years I was fascinated by all things foreign – different color people, the way they dressed, their houses, what they ate, the words they spoke. TV of course powered that curiosity as it still does, but books made it even more real – and I want my kids to enjoy this same pleasure. Welcome to the World Celebration by Moira Butterfield in words and wonderfully colorful pictures introduces children from dozens of countries and cultures, explains their diverse customs and habits, lifestyles, and language in a simple and entertaining way. A superb introduction to diversity and the world at large that captivates my toddlers night after night.

A book that teaches even the smallest little person how to slow down, be present and practice self awareness, compassion, and respect. They get to adventure with a little guy who encourages them to breathe, smell, taste and be present in the here and now.

An ABC board book for any little girl that reinforces that she can BE anything she wants to be from a chef to a zoologist! There are no limits to what a little girl can do or be – it’s best to start dreaming from the very start!

Again using rhymes and brilliant visuals, the message here is kindness and acceptance of difference and deals with among others racism, special needs, bullying, and more.

It teaches the very young about diversity and acceptance in the very simplest ways – rhymes, talking animals and puppets, and great pictures.

Where babies come from is a perennial kid question, and this book doesn’t gender body parts, so it’s super-inclusive and bills itself as a book for every kind of family and every kind of kid.