Bubbles, Bubbles

Your 2-year-old approaches daily experiences, such as bath time, with playful exuberance.

Tips for reading and sharing:

Memorize the story and recite it to your toddler while he or she is taking a bath

Help your child build things out of bubbles

Blow bubbles while your child is bathing to enhance the fun of the experience Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

PreS-In this exuberant book, an appealing, dirty-faced, grime-covered toddler has a bath and a shampoo. The rhymed text ("Bubbles, bubbles in the tubbles,/splishy, splashy, splooshy scrubbles") makes good use of sounds that describe the process of getting clean. Simple, realistic pictures with cheerful gold backgrounds reflect the child's actions as she bathes with her green toy frog and yellow duck. Finally, she is ready for bed in her flannel pajamas. Very young children will enjoy this familiar bedtime romp.-Janet M. Bair, Trumbull Library, CT Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information. From: Reed Elsevier Inc. Copyright Reed Business Information