A celebration of a child's love of mommy, this title makes a wonderful lap read but will also serve well as a readaloud for an audience. We also have daddy is my hero, where dad is painted as this magical person who can do the impossible . This book is perfect for very young children with short attention spans, because both the text and illustrations are very simple. This book is written from the point of view of a small child who talks about all the many reasons why he loves his mommy.

Bonus feature: the boxes love a second life as something so imaginative only a child could dream it up. She gives lots of kisses, she bakes yummy cakes and she reads her an extra book at bedtime - what's not to love? Being told from the perspective of the baby (or toddler), children will be able to relate to the events in the story or even point out things that they do with their mommy too. and speaking as a children's librarian, again, I think the parents are more likely to pick this up than the children. This beautiful book was written for mummies of all ages, to be gifted by kids up to 4 years old (but really, we think no child is too old to create a book full of love for their mummy!It was quite a cute book but it’s hard to review it when you’re not a small child and don’t have much dealings with them. Add each child’s character: we’ve designed a set of adorable characters to choose from, for both boy and girl, and from smallest child to biggest child! From birthdays to Mother’s Day to ‘just because’ days, I Love Mummy This Much is the perfect personalised keepsake that she’ll never expect.

This personalised ‘why I love you’ book gives your children the chance to express just how much they love their mummy: today, tomorrow and always.This book won the UK's Booktrust Early Years Award 2010 for Best Book for babies under one year old. Wonderfully child-like verses about everything that makes mothers irresistible to their little ones are illustrated with bright and bold pictures in this life-affirming book.

Set out on an everyday adventure from breakfast to bedtime, as each child tells mummy just how much they love her. The square format (22 x 22cm) and thick, high-quality paper makes this perfect for reading together with little ones. Other things I wasn't thrilled about was that the kid was drinking a milk shake and just didn't seem disciplined that much. The story follows a day in the life of a mother and her child or children, so it’s a great story to read every day as part of your bedtime story routine. Add up to four to children’s names: the children’s names appear throughout the story, and also scattered throughout the illustrations for your little ones to spot.We have several editions for different family members, including books for daddy and books for grandparents. The simple text, illustrations, and soft pastel colors even give the story a very pleasant, warm feeling. I bought it for my mum for mothers’ day for a bit of a laugh, knowing that she would appreciate it (she works in a preschool) and had a read of it myself. I also have to give this book 3 stars because I think the audience is too specific and would not reach a wide audience. Mummy’s name: whether she’s a mama, a mum, stepmum, grandma or something else, add her name and see it appear on the cover and throughout the story.