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- Will you carry me? / by Van Rossum, Helene.; Van Harmelen, Peter.;
- A toddler is too tired to walk and too big to be carried but his creative parent solves the problem.
- Subjects: Imagination; Toddlers;
- © 2005., Kane/Miller Book Pub.,
- Creative play for your toddler : Steiner Waldorf expertise and toy projects for 2-4s / by Clouder, Christopher.; Nicol, Janni.;
- Includes bibliographical references and index.LSC
- Subjects: Play.; Toddlers; Toy making.; Waldorf method of education.;
- © 2014, c2008., Gaia,
- An earl, the girl, and a toddler / by Riley, Vanessa,author.;
- PREVIOUS BOOK IN SERIES: A DUKE, THE LADY, AND A BABY, ISBN 9781420152234. In this second installment of the 'Rogues and Remarkable Women', a shipwrecked woman searches for her memories after being imprisoned in Bedlam, becoming entangled with a conflicted Lord who doesn't know he holds the answers. #diversity
- Subjects: Romance fiction.; Historical fiction.; Recipes.; Amnesia; Man-woman relationships; Shipwreck survival; Regency;
- Yoga kids / by Cotton, Fearne,1981-; Dempsey, Sheena.;
- LSC
- Subjects: Stories in rhyme.; Toddlers; Yoga;
- I love you through and through at Christmas, too! / by Rossetti-Shustak, Bernadette.; Church, Caroline.;
- LSC
- Subjects: Christmas stories.; Toddlers; Love;
- You are two / by O'Leary, Sara.; Klassen, Karen,1977-;
- Celebrating a child's second year that is full of changes and surprises.LSC
- Subjects: Toddlers; Growth;
- It's never too late to sleep train : the low-stress way to high-quality sleep for babies, kids, and parents / by Canapari, Craig,author.;
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Subjects: Children; Infants; Toddlers;
- Hands on! / by Wynter, Anne.; Marley, Alea.;
- Newborn-4.LSC
- Subjects: Toddlers; Walking;
- One big day / by Wynter, Anne.; Marley, Alea.;
- Newborn-4.LSC
- Subjects: Toddlers; Birthdays;
- Opposites / by Despres, Mk Smith.; Burns, Libby.;
- "It's time to rest," our teachers say. So let's stretch our arms high, then hang them low. Our mouths open to yawn, and eyes close to sleep. When we wake up, some of us are smiling and others frown. What other opposites will we learn as we go from one part of the day to the next?
- Subjects: Stories in rhyme.; Board books.; Polarity; Toddlers;
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