Books for Children Aged 1.5 to 3 Years

A bedtime story is a special ritual in the life of every family with a little one. Your child may never remember how many books you read to them or how many songs you sang during sleepless nights, but these moments will forever remain in your memory.

For your convenience, we have compiled literature for toddlers into handy lists and provided tips on what to read, how to read, and which books to buy.

Turn reading into a pleasant ritual. For example, do it before bedtime—always at the same time.

If you start reading a fairy tale to your child and they fall asleep, you will need to start from the first page next time, as it is still difficult for a child to combine different episodes of one story in their mind.

If your child asks to read the same story repeatedly, do so. This activity will cultivate a love for memorizing poems and stories.

Fairy tales help children imagine themselves in different scenarios and worlds, developing their imagination and creativity.

Poems often contain vivid and colorful language, which helps expand a child’s vocabulary and develop a sense of rhythm, the sound of words, associations of thoughts, and logic.

Animals and toys are still at the peak of popularity. But now, make sure there is interaction between the characters.