Children ages 1-5

When a new baby is on the way, the youngest in the family needs to be prepared. Yet, if that child is a toddler, how can parents find the words? Using simple text and basic concepts, A Baby of Our Own shows what's involved in welcoming and caring for a newborn... and how exiting a time it is for the..

In this high-tech, digital age, you still need to learn to tell time the old fashioned way! Today, children learn to tell time digitally and often don t really become comfortable reading the hour hand and the minute hand of a traditional clock.Conceived and written by an educational specialist who h..

Join a young brother and sister as they take their very first airplane trip, all the way to Eretz Yisroel!Reading this book is a great way to prepare toddlers for what to expect when traveling by air... from the busy, crowded airport, to waiting in long lines, to checking in their suitcases. Once on..

Sara Finds a Mitzva is a beautifully illustrated storybook that highlights the importance of returning lost items to their owners.When Sara finds a little toy duck abandoned on top of a mailbox, she and her grandmother embark on a search for the owner that takes them from place to place.Will Sara fi..

Shimmy is the youngest in his family, and it seems as if he always has to wait for everything! He's the last one to get a sip from the Kiddush cup on Friday night. He's the last one to get his matzah at the Seder table. Join Shimmy as he explores his feelings with his mother and discovers that waiti..

In this bright and fun-filled picture book, a lively family enjoys all the wonderful Rosh Hashanah mitzvos, foods, and activities that celebrate the start of a brand new year. From picking apples and harvesting honey, to hearing the shofar and taking a Tashlich trip, everyone participates! The playf..

Has your child ever balked when it came time to apologize to you, to a sibling, or to a friend? Or, has your child tossed off many thoughtless;I'm sorry's, that don't seem to mean anything? Then this colorful, rhyming book is for you! When Gavi makes a mistake one day, he only says, Oops! With his o..

Join a young brother and sister as they meet police officers, firefighters and other community helpers. 'Hakoras Hatov means seeing the good, These workers do in our neighborhood!'..

Join a young sister and brother as they go on an outing to every toddler's favorite place... the park!Fun and safety go hand in hand as they climb, run, swoosh down the slide, and swing up to the sky. Rhyming text and joyful illustrations highlight many important lessons, like staying close to Mommy..

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Baruch loves his new yarmulke.His new yarmulke loves Baruch.But the two just can’t seem to stay together!Little boys love to climb, and play, and run, and tumble — and sometimes their yarmulkes can’t keep up with them. And then there goes another yarmulke, lost in a tree or under a bed, and here com..

Shoshana's almost three, and a special surprise awaits her on her birthday - a beautiful silver candlestick. Rhythm and repetition help form the suspense in this charming picture book, just right for young children...

Once there was a little boy named Pinny. When he was born, he had only a little bit of hair. But once his hair grew longer, it was always in his eyes! Will a clip or a ponytail holder be the answer?..

This picture book is especially designed for parents and toddlers to read together in preparation for an important milestone. Soft, watercolor illustrations and simple rhyming text perfectly convey the message that school is a warm, and cozy place to learn Torah, do mitzvos, and have fun!..

A warm and cozy book to familiarize young children with a visit to the doctor. Every child will be glad to know that Hashem is the One who really makes people get well...

Even the very youngest children know that a mezuzah is something special. But they may not know that a mezuzah needs attention and care. In I Kiss My Mezuzah, a young brother and sister help their father take down the mezuzahs and bring them to a sofer to be checked. Do all the letters look clear an..

Join a young brother and sister as they visit the dentist and learn about the important mitzva of keeping our bodies healthy!..

A good book can transport readers to a distant place, allowing them to encounter a brand new experience. That's what makes Let's Go to the Farm such a wonderful journey for children and parents to share! On their visit to a small farm, our young brother and sister see so many of Hashem's creatures a..

Join a young brother and sister who are happy to do mitzvos and help throughout the day! In the morning, they help by washing, dressing, and putting their things away independently. At breakfast, they help set the table and serve some of the food. They enjoy sweeping the floor, watering plants, and ..

Bedtime is one of the most important parts of every child's day, and every parent wants it to be a warm and pleasant experience. In I Go to Sleep, a young brother and sister enjoy the comfort of their evening routine: putting things away, brushing teeth, preparing negel vasser, hugs, kisses, and say..

Young children learn by grouping items into categories... it's a vital skill that helps them make sense of the world around them. As you read this charming, action-filled story, your child can bounce like a ball, sway like a tree, and flap like a bird. But people don't fit into any of those groups. ..

For young children, the excitement of doing mitzvos lurks around the nearest corner and goes along from room to room! The Place that I Love details which mitzvos are connected to each part of a Jewish home... kashrus in the kitchen, Torah learning in the study, having guests in the bedroom, and the ..

One Friday afternoon, Yossi and Laibel are confronted with a seemingly impossible task. With the right attitude and a little ingenuity, the two brothers find out that they can try hard and succeed. Lively illustrations and bouncy rhymes make this book a joy to look at and fun to read!..

Children are so enthusiastic about the activities they love to do! One loves to sing, another to draw, or dance, or bake. In Oh, How I Wish, children share many ways they can use their favorite activities for a higher purpose… singing to cheer up lonely people, dancing to make a kallah happy, or bak..

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Racheli is so excited when the call comes through: She has a new baby brother! Then, when her father comes home from the hospital, he sits his children down and explains to them just how special their baby brother is. In this tender, reassuring story, family members learn how to accept their new bab..

Let’s Be Honest!The Torah teaches that every day,We must be honest in every way!We want our children to understand the importance of emes, of telling the truth and acting honestly. Now we can teach them that preeminent value in a highly effective – and fun! -- way.Let’s Be Honest is a captivating bo..

I'm going to share the seas;I'm going to share the fun.I'll wait my turn and show some care -That's best for everyone!Meet Shimon the Ship, a fun-loving boat who does mitzvos all day while enjoying himself out on the seas.But what happens when other ships want a turn, or when they need some more spa..

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“I am a seed, so tiny and small…” With these words, a beautiful journey begins!This brightly colored board book explores all the steps of growth, from seeds, to shoots, to fully grown trees, complete with motions for babies and toddlers to act out. I am a Tree is perfect for year round lessons about..

Young children are so eager and excited to move along with their day.   That’s why – even when it’s important – it can be so hard for them to stop and take an extra minute.  In this lively picture book, the adorable main character happily shares his biggest discovery:  One little..

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Learn how every child has something special about themselves!..

At first, Gittel felt perfectly satisfied with what she had.Living in a cheerful little house, she didn’t mind owning just a few special things and having only two dresses to wear.Until a new friend came to her doorWith dresses and dresses and dresses galore!Gittel thought about dresses all night an..

In this charming parable, a busy princess can't figure out what to wear as she goes about her busy day. When she's not in her long, swishy gown and her fancy crown, what should a princess wear? All the royal advisors have different opinions. But in the end, it's up to every King's daughter to choose..

Why was Dovid HaMelech chosen to become King of Israel? This story from the Midrash reveals Dovid's leadership qualities when he was just a young boy caring for his father's sheep. When the old sheep and baby lambs are hungry, the little shepherd finds a special way to meet their needs...

Clever and brave, little Miriam is a true heroine. When King Pharoh doesn t want there to be any Jewish baby boys, Miriam watches her own baby brother and finds a way to keep him at home...

A wonderful little book which shows the magic which the Jewish Sabbath/Shabbat/Shabbos can bring to Jewish children. It is told through the eyes of a little girl who cannot wait for Shabbos, and keeps asking her mother "It is Shabbos yet?" But there are still things to be done. It really conveys how..

By using their sense of sight, smell, hearing, taste and touch, the lively children in this book can always figure out which Jewish holiday has arrived...

Going shopping is a part of every young child s life. The exciting sights and sounds, the challenge of finding just what is needed and bringing items home can be a real learning experience. For many children, make-believe shopping is a favorite game. This new rhyming picture book shows toddlers that..

This inspiring story highlights Rivka's acts of kindness to others, including ten very thirsty camels. The glowing illustrations and lilting prose tell this famous tale on a level that the young child can appreciate.From The Little Greats Series. Also available, A Little Boy Named Avram and Dovid Th..

Laibel doesn't like to share with his little brother, so he devises a clever plan to put an end to it. But someone soon outsmarts Laibel, helping him to discover why sharing is more important than he thought. Adroitly written in catchy rhyme, with vivid illustrations...

What happens when we follow Pirkei Avos and greet every person b'simcha, with a sehver ponim yafos? Exactly what you might imagine! In this cheerful, colorful picture book, each character shares a smile with someone else who needs one. It's amazing to see how a smile can travel, spreading from one p..

Benny has always been a little brother who needed a helping hand. But when Mommy comes home with a new baby girl, he turns into a big brother! Will Benny find anything he and his newborn sister can do together?..

Why do we have hands and feet, eyes and ears? To do mitzvos, of course! Hashem's world was not complete until He made people with "...feet that can run very fast to help a friend... hands to open the door for a guest... ears for listening to a mother and father"... and so much more! Delightfully wri..

Starting in their toy kitchen at home, a kindhearted sister is eager to show her little brother all he needs to know. Keeping kosher every day means eating in a special way...

Does your child appreciate tefillah? Do they want to speak to Hashem each day?In From my Heart, an innocent child reaches out to Hashem — throughout the day — with words of praise, sincere requests, and lots of thank you’s!This heartwarming picture book brings a new sense of understanding to yo..

In this simple, joyous picture book, a young sister and brother share their enthusiasm for Kibud Av Va’eim.Together, they count what they can do to fulfill this mitzvah from morning to night! One — we do not make a peepWhen our parents are asleep!Two — we get dressed when they say,Three — ..

How do we build healthy self-esteem in our children? How do we let them know that they are a treasured part of our family... an indispensable part of Hashem's world? We can start with words! The beautiful text in I Love You, My Dear expresses the deepest connection between parent and child. Our fami..

Join a young brother and sister who practice waiting throughout the week...

Now in Yiddish - Storytime with Menucha Fuchs #9These short, easy-to-read stories for young children bring everyday concepts to life — and smiles to little faces...

Now in Yiddish - Storytime with Menucha Fuchs #11These short, easy-to-read stories for young children bring everyday concepts to life — and smiles to little faces...

Now in Yiddish - Storytime with Menucha Fuchs #10These short, easy-to-read stories for young children bring everyday concepts to life — and smiles to little faces...

Now in Yiddish - Storytime with Menucha Fuchs #14These short, easy-to-read stories for young children bring everyday concepts to life — and smiles to little faces...

Loads of Fun with ShapesThese terrific books will teach your youngest children all about basic shapes – and good middos, too! Join Simmy Circle, Tuvia Triangle, Sruly Square, and Raizy Rectangle on their adventures together...

Book #3 of The Mashal V'Nimshal Series FishchoperThis is a delightful story of three fishermen who go out to sea on a rainy day without considering the dangers of an approaching storm. When the sea gets rough, they learn from their experience to think before they act. This book will teach young chil..

Book #1 of the Mashal V'Nimshal SeriesA knife, fork, and spoon fight over who the king values most. In the end they learn that the king loves each and every one of them, for each is important in his own way. Children, too, sometimes wonder who their parents love best. This book will teach them that ..

In this exciting book, children can PEEK beneath the challah cover or SMELL sweet red wine as they help prepare for SHABBAT...

Join A Touch of Passover's wide-eyed kids as they pat and prod their way through the symbols of the Passover Seder. Curious fingers will be unable to resist the bumpy matzah, leafy maror, sticky wine droplets and more. Boys and girls are equally represented and impishly drawn to accompany the simple..