June 07, 2018DIES & DAS
Favorite books for daycare kids: classics, insider tips & more

If you want to become a bookworm, you practice early: books for kindergarten children
I found and still find it important to accompany and familiarize Lotta with books from a very young age. Because dealing with books not only opens up completely new worlds and trains the imagination, it also naturally introduces our little Schietbüdel to reading or learning to read.

Wonderful classics and annoying favorites
I think it's great that Lotta is still getting to know some books that I myself know from my childhood. She loves classics such as Lotta from Krachmacherstrasse, Pippi Longstocking, the little witch or Pettson and Findus. We often read to her from these books. "Unfortunately," like so many children, Lotta also likes books that are not particularly popular with me. I just say: Conni. I don't like the books at all, partly because the mother represents such a weird image of mother / woman in them. Conni's mother is so patient, never gets loud, does everything right and allows everything. So it's all very realistic, isn't it ?! (Not.) Be honest: Conni's mother is annoying, isn't it? Well, but the kids just love Conni, I have the feeling that somehow you can't avoid it, right? For example, the Pixi book "Conni in the hospital" had to be read 100 times. I want Lotta to be able to develop freely, and if she absolutely has to read these books, I will of course grudgingly join in - many of you probably know that.The most beautiful friend book for daycare children
Now that has nothing directly to do with reading, but the friend book from Carlsen Verlag * for children from 3 years I just have to mention at this point! The great thing about this friend book: It is intended for brushing, stamping, gluing, etc., so the children can fill it in themselves, even if they cannot write yet. They can let off steam in a super creative way. A really good idea!tiptoi
The tiptoi books* are slowly becoming a classic. Lotta loves the books and can spend hours with them alone, she likes the tiptoi songbooks the most, but of course that varies from child to child.Books on selected topics
I think it's great that there are more and more great books to accompany "special" topics to which parents as a parent may sometimes struggle for answers. For example, I recently got recommended two beautiful children's books on the subject of funerals, which we then bought for Lotta: "Erik and the grandpa ghost" * and "The best funerals in the world" *.

A few more personal favorites
In the event that you are just looking for great books for kindergarten children, I have put together a small, personal all-time favorite selection from Lotta's bookshelf: