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Favorite Bedtime Books
I’m always confident that these books send my kiddos off to sleep with sweet dreams. Moon Plane, On the Night You Were Born, and Good Night Good Night Construction Site are worth owning for the gorgeous illustrations alone. The fact that they also contain sweet stories makes them perfect in my book (badum bmm… is that what drums sounds like?).
My kids always love watching the sneaky animals of Goodnight Gorilla and dancing around the room to Pajama Time.
I love that Goodnight Moon and The Snuggliest Snuggle in the World give me a chance to hold them in my laps for a few quiet moments.
Moon Plane
On the Night You Were Born
The Snuggliest Snuggle in the World
Pajama Time! 
Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site
Good Night, Gorilla
Goodnight Moon
Great List! There are a few we haven’t read yet. Thanks for sharing. Best Wishes, Darlene
Thanks, Darlene. I hope the books that are new to you will become as loved in your house as they are in ours. 🙂
Great list! I loved Going On A Bear Hunt when I was little. My dad used to read to me every night before bed, and it became a tradition we kept up into my early teens (the books changed, though). The one book he read to me over and over from around 1st grade that I still like to read sometimes is called Blitz. It’s a super old book (it was his when he was a kid) about a horse that goes through all sorts of situations, and eventually becomes a fire-horse (before fire engines were motorized). It’s a tear-jerker!
Johanna
http://www.ourjoyfulhome.com
I’ll have to check Blitz out. I haven’t read it before. We love Going on a Bear Hunt. I’m partial to “squelch squerch, squelch squerch.” (I may enjoy it a little too much.) 🙂
Thank you, this is a great list and we have read every book on it. Just a couple of recommendations for you, if you enjoy Goodnight Gorilla I would check out 10 minutes til bedtime and Officer Buckle and Gloria. Both are by Peggy Rathman and her characters show up in all three books’ illustrations. We also love The Three little Wolves and the Big Bad Pig , my son belly laughs every time. If you enjoy beautiful illustrations check out Audrey Wood’s King Bidgood’s in the Bath Tub and he won’t get out. Happy Reading! If you want s great reading challenge check with you local public library and see if they sponsor a 1001 Books before Kindergarten challenge. It changed our literary lives!
Thanks, Amanda! We haven’t heard of those before, but I’ll definitely check them out. The three little pigs are a big hit around here so I have a feeling three little wolves will be too. Thanks so much!