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Publisher: Blue Sky Press
Product Description
Oh, David! What have you done now?! Whether it’s time to get dressed, eat breakfast, or go to sleep, this youngster can always find a way to make a little trouble. But no matter what David does, his mother truly loves him–and children will, too. With the same irresistible humor and vibrant style as his award-winning No, David! books, David Shannon takes us back to the “early years” of his most beloved character. Perfect for beginning readers as well as for the youngest children and parents to share, the Diaper David books are sure to delight families everywhere.
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My family loves this book so much, we named our 3rd child after it. Yes, my kids named our 3rd child David! So yes, it is a very cute book. All the David Shannon books are great!
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We read these books when my son was about 18 months. He was resisting diaper changes and nap time. After reading this books he would say, “Jeffrey PU” and let me change him. The end of the book shows the mom cuddling with David with David’s eyes closed. We talked about how he was happy and sleeping. We would read it at bed time and nap time and my son would be okay going in his crib with no fuss after reading it. Now my son is 2 1/2 and David has come to the rescue again. In “David goes to school” there is a page where David needs to go to the bathroom. This simple book with wild illustrations helped my son pee in the potty for the first time. Super. These books are great!
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Both my kids related to ALL of Shannon’s book’s. We own them all. The imaginative parent doesn’t need a whole lot of words…because the pictures tell you what to add lib. AWESOME, my kids wanted to hear these over and over.
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I bought these books for my two year old son whose name is David. He giggles every time I read his name in the books.
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We started reading this book at 5 months. By 8 mos my son would point to familiar objects like the spoon with food on it. It is long enough to have substance, but short enough to hold the attention of the youngest reader. Minimal words, mostly drawn pictures. My son is a year now and still likes it; this one features common phrases like “Hold still,” and “Go to sleep!”
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