PaperPie Learning with Jackie Camerlengo

National Stay in Bed Reading Day … how nice would that be?

Which books would be on your list if you could spend the day in bed reading?

Easter is only a few weeks away. Spring is in full gear and everything is blooming. I love visiting local farms and seeing all the little baby animals. Who else is with me? There is nothing cuter them up close. Today's pick features farm books vs. animals. Which one would you prefer?

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This selection of books actually doubles as activities as well. Paint the pages of the Water Wonders book with water and watch the pictures appear. Dry overnight to enjoy the next day. The Colorful World books are great for working on logic skills. These smaller book books feature differences, animals to count, and bright vibrant colors. My Colorful Quiz books are another great pick for working on logic. These board books allow kids to look at the pictures and determine which object matches.

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Here are more board books to get you in the Easter spirit. You can't go wrong with one of our That's Not my books. Pet the bunny's fluffy belly or push the duck's slick nose. Noah's Ark compliments these selections perfectly. Enjoy the beautifully illustrated board book or build the 30 piece jigsaw puzzle with a matching book.

What is your pick?

So many great gift pairing ideas this month. Here is another great idea for Easter or spring birthdays!

How do you put together your Easter basket? Do you follow a specific theme or is it a free for all? Here are a few more ideas and fun pairings. What would your kiddo love to find in their basket?

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Follow Nibbles as he chomps his way through these adorable books! Nibbles is such a fun mischievous little monster that is always getting into trouble. He is one of Kane Miller publishings most beloved characters.

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Books are always a great alternative to candy. These little board books are perfect for babies' tiny hands. With hundreds of board books available, the possibilities are endless. You can find ones with textures to work on those sensory stills or even finger trails to practice fine motor development.

What's your pick?

Here is another ! So many great PaperPie activity books come to mind with this one.

The first day of Spring brings this unconventional holiday - National Proposal Day.

Do you have a fun engagement story? Share pictures!

Saint Patrick's Day is tomorrow! How do you celebrate?

Just for fun - what's your Leprechaun name? Mine is in the comments.

These baskets are perfect for those younger readers! Who has a little one working on counting? Would you prefer numbers or unicorns? Check out some of these pairings.

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This basket features our Fingertrail 123 book and 25 piece jigsaw puzzle. Gorgeous illustrations and irresistible finger trails combine to make this a perfect book to help very young children learn letters shapes and numbers. Our jigsaw puzzle comes with a corresponding book. This is an ideal way to introduce the numbers 1-10. The bright, appealing illustrations provide plenty of opportunities for counting, helping children understand the link between numbers and quantities, and the large, clear text supports the development of number recognition skills.

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PaperPie has the perfect book for any unicorn lover. Here are some pairings that include some fun activity books as well as board books for those younger readers. Our magic paint book only requires water to make those beautiful colors appear. A no mess activity is always great to have on hand. The Fingerprint Activities are colorful books full of pictures to fingerprint and with their own inkpad of seven bright colors to paint with. The colorful inkpad allows children to make fingerprint pictures quickly and easily wherever they are, with no need for brushes. Inks are non-toxic. THAT'S NOT MY® Series Book are perfect for any basket. Babies and toddlers will love touching the textured patches on every page. The bright pictures and textures to stroke are designed to help develop sensory and language awareness. Finally the Little Peek-Through Books are the perfect for the tiniest of hands.Die-cut shapes give glimpses of things that turn out to be something altogether different when you turn the page: for example an elephant's trunk turns out to be a snake. Children will love the surprise element of turning the pages until, finally at the last page, the hiding animal is revealed!

What is your pick?

It's (FINALLY) time!!! Who here is excited to spring forward?! 🙋‍♀️ Although I'm not a fan of the hour lost, I am excited for what's to come - warmer weather and all the fun that comes with it!

Don't forget to set your clocks ahead before bed.

Ohhhhh here's a fun one! Can't wait to see your responses!