Fill your bookshelves with lovely French books! You can even let the children read them too. Peut-être. These are some of our tried and tested favourite books from our baby language classes in Bristol and Cheltenham.
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Join dinosaur Pop on a colourful picnic! When he only drank milk, he was all white. But when he starting eating colourful food, guess what happened!
A book about one of our favourite French songs, with touchy-feely pages for little hands to explore as you read.
Count the seeds as you plant them, but watch out for the hazards! A lovely counting book, with gorgeous illustrations.
This is one of our all-time favourite books at Babel Babies. We love making all the animals noises, and so do the Bambinos!
Tous les bisous is just the cutest French children’s book about all the types of kisses: it does exactly what it says on the cover!
Poor old Papa Ours! Where will he get to sleep? And will he manage to catch 40 winks before the alarm goes off? Oh la la!
A classic French song that is brought right up to date with the colourful illustrations, feathers and other touchy-feely elements in this edition. We can’t read it without singing, so it’s a great excuse to sing languages together!
Full of suspense! What is wolf up to? Can you spot him in the forest? Attention, il arrive!
Harris is off to do some shopping. "Will you be good, George?" he asks. George hopes he can. He really wants to...but chocolate cake is just so very delicious and he does love to chase cat... What will George do now?
A wry exchange between an IT-savvy donkey, a book-loving ape and a mouse forms this playful and light-hearted look at the role of books in our digital age.
All the birds have laid an egg. All except for Duck. Then Duck is delighted to find an egg of his own to look after: it's the most beautiful egg in the whole world! But all the other birds think it's a very odd egg indeed - and everyone's in for a big surprise when it finally hatches.
Not Now, Bernard is wonderful in French too. But is it a real monster who breaks Bernard's toys, or Bernard being naughty?