Oops! (A Diaper David Book)

Somehow my toddler’s love this book!!!! They relate to David!

I have an almost 2 year old grandson that LOVES the No David books. His mommy reads one to him every night at bedtime. Recently I had the opportunity to babysit for a week and one of my favorite parts of the day was reading to him. I love the illustrations in this series and you basically make up your own story to go along. There are very few words but that’s the fun part. You can make it as long or short as you like and I promise you, the sweet belly laughs are worth it every time. I came home and ordered every board book available in this series.

My 17 month old boy LOVES these books - belly laughing, pointing, smiling, babbling as we read together. The negative reviews seem to be from an adult's perspective only and not based on their baby's reaction to the books. Yes the drawings are a bit odd, but not to my toddler. And if those weird drawings get him excited about reading, then so be it! And yes, the books are extremely simple but these are meant for VERY young children. He likes to turn the page within 3 seconds, so 2 words total is perfect at this age. In my opinion, it's as thought the author was able to climb inside the mind of a baby somehow and create the perfect book.(And P.S. David and his cute little antics are a pretty darn good representation of a typical baby/toddler boy. :-) )

We absolutely love these books. Some say they are too simple or that they are not positive enough...but the fact is that my kids will pick "David" books up time and again and want to read them with us. They always end with the mom telling David she loves him no matter what he does. That's a great message for kids! Also, the pictures are so fun, my kids think the books/pics are hilarious!

Book was as described and received quickly.

Big fans already of the hardcover ‘No, David!’ book, glad they are available in board books!

My grandsons love the David books.

My 18 month loves this book but it is very basic in the words. I thought it would be more descriptive and just have more words in general but it doesn't. Pictures are good and i just make up a story based on the pictures- lol ie. baby david dropped his dinner on the dog in the picture, but all it says is "uh-oh!" I normally describe what happed and then say "uh-oh" and point to the words. This book is more about the pictures...