My First Day at Day Care: A fun, colorful children's picture book about starting day care

This book became my 18 month old daughter's favorite book on the first night and we've been reading it multiple times back to back every night. The illustrations really catch her attention, and the book does a good job showing how kids eat and nap together in daycare. My daughter is starting next week and I hope this book has given her a preview of what to come :)

got this to prep my toddler girl for daycare...she enjoyed it

I strongly recommend this lovely book for those kids who are not used to go to daycare! Helps a lottt for toddlers to understand the daycare situation and encourage them to love daycare!

The pictures in this book are extremely mediocre. The story is as basic as can be, and doesn't really do much to acknowledge that kids might be feeling scared or upset about daycare ("Llama Llama Misses Mama" does a much better job of this). The writing is incredibly awkward, as the rhymes work, but the rhythm is so awful it makes my eye twitch (again, "Llama Llama" is much better here). And yet, for some reason, my son loves this book. LOVES it. The first couple of days we had it, he insisted on having us read it three or four times a day. Now, a couple months later, he still wants it several times a week. Go figure.

It’s a nice book to let kids know what to expect on there first day of school. Author explained it very well. Would recommend this book.

This book is just right for my daughter. Simple, cheerful and a little suspenseful too in the beginning. Each page contains bright and colorful details just what I need to point out different objects each time I read it. It’s perfect for such an important occasion.

My little one was about to start day care and I came across this book. It was really helpful to read this to her so she knew what to expect before she started. So far, she's been really happy to go.

I got this fora child who had never gone to daycare. The rhymes seem a little forced and after 3-4 pages my child consistently got bored of the book.