Here are some of our staff’s favorites, for ages 0 to 2. By The New York Times Books Staff We polled our editors and writers about the best board, fabric and interactive books for the littlest ones in ...

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You can't go wrong with giving greeting cards with baby gifts, but there's a wonderful new twist on the gifting tradition. Instead of a card, guests bring a book to the baby shower to start a nursery ...

"Baby 411," from Austin pediatrician, continues to find new generation of parents and now grandparents to adjust to changing ...

The most successful way to convince a child that reading books is exciting and fun is to introduce books to babies shortly after they are born. If a baby shower, birth gift, or other event is on the ...

Find something new to read with your kids with one of these best children's books, selected by educators and librarians. A child can never have too many books, but navigating through all the options ...