Name: Bathtime and Bedtime
Author: https://www.simonandschuster.net/authors/Liesbet-Slegers/248846449
ISBN: 9781605377506

About The Book

"A comforting, step-by-step guide to a well-trod topic." —Kirkus Reviews

I take a bath. I wash myself with my washcloth, and Mom washes my hair. I play some more, and then I wrap my soft, warm towel around me! Next, I put on my pajamas. I drink my bottle of milk and read my book. I go to sleep with my sweet teddy bear!

A cheerful book full of recognizable illustrations of bathtime and bedtime rituals. For toddlers ages 12 months and up, with a focus on the child’s daily life.

About The Author

Liesbet Slegers

Liesbet Slegers was born in Belgium in 1975. She studied graphics and illustration at the St Lucas School of Arts in Antwerp and now works as a full-time graphic designer and illustrator. With her simple, recognizable style and vivid colors, she knows how to attract the attention of every toddler. In her many books, Liesbet frequently focuses on the first experiences of childhood, a time she characterizes as exciting but also very scary. She aims to help toddlers with her books and give their parents and teachers some assistance as well.

About The Illustrator

Liesbet Slegers

Liesbet Slegers was born in Belgium in 1975. She studied graphics and illustration at the St Lucas School of Arts in Antwerp and now works as a full-time graphic designer and illustrator. With her simple, recognizable style and vivid colors, she knows how to attract the attention of every toddler. In her many books, Liesbet frequently focuses on the first experiences of childhood, a time she characterizes as exciting but also very scary. She aims to help toddlers with her books and give their parents and teachers some assistance as well.

Product Details

Publisher: Clavis Publishing (July 12, 2022)
Length: 24 pages
ISBN13: 9781605377506
Ages: 1 - 3

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Raves and Reviews

A child takes a bath and gets ready for bed. The tot, who has light skin and short dark hair, directly addresses readers, explaining each step of the process, from soaping up in the tub to drinking a bottle of milk to falling asleep for the night in their crib. Each page has concise, direct explanations (“This is the bathtub. Look! Water comes out of the faucet. The bath fills up with water”) that proceed step by step—like a visual checklist. The verso illustrates the object the child is discussing (it’s also bolded in the text), while the recto shows the resulting action. One page depicts a pair of yellow-checked pajamas, while the facing page features an image of the little one wearing the jammies. The illustrations are simple, boldly outlined, and mostly set against a stark white background. Even if this story feels like familiar board-book territory, young readers who are buoyed by repetition and clear expectations will find it reassuring and welcoming. A comforting, step-by-step guide to a well-trod topic.

– Kirkus Reviews