The Wheels on the Bus (Pudgy Board Book)

Wheels on the Bus are a toddler favorite, so how could you go wrong? Its a smaller board book, making it easy for little hands to hold. The pictures are engaging and silly, which draws them in. The song itself is repetitive, so it encourages toddlers to sing along and understand the concept of letters representing something meaningful when put together! The best part though is sharing it together - books are the best way to have purposeful, loving and one-on-one experiences!

The Wheels on the Bus pudgy board book is adorable because the graphics are geared towards children and can be a springboard for other learning opportunities such as counting, facial expressions, ettiquette (politness), etc. It is quite durable and should hold up well with a lot of handling by tiny hands. The "pages" have a shiny and easy wipe-clean surface. I am pairing it with a FP Little People School Bus as a Christmas gift for my 1 1/2 year old grandchild this year. I recommend this book due to it's construction, graphics, teaching opportunities, and it contains most of the verses (or perhaps we made up some during my childhood years).

Very cute with detailed illustrations. My 15-month-old likes it a lot, and we keep finding more things on each page to point at and name because of the level of detail. Each illustration spreads across two pages so the pictures don't look small even though the book is palm sized. I especially like how sturdy it is and how it's perfect for little hands. PS. This is the "all through the town" version not "all day long" which is the one we always use.

Another favorite in our household. It's a small book, so perfect for little hands. I read this to my now 4 year old and 2 year old when they were just little babies, and they still love it. The pictures are great because it has lots of details like pets and different types of people and cars/trucks which we end up talking more about than the words in the book. They ask questions about the ice cream truck and the mommy holding the baby, etc. Great book and totally recommend!

My children had this book and learned the song and hand motions with it. Very durable for little hands, but got chewed up a bit 😂 I have given it to my grandchildren and new parents. Love it and would buy again.

This is the exact replica of my sons original book. He is now 33 years old and this was his favorite book with his aunt Darcy. She used to play bumpy bump and windshield wipers on the bed with him growing up. Her daughter is 32 and that was her favorite book so who better to buy it for then my nieces baby arrived only three weeks ago today. We’re already reading it to him. All he does is smile.

My 14 month olds favorite song has always been "the wheels on the bus" probably because his grandparents sung it to him ad naseum. His favorite part was when the babies go wah wah wah....i think he understands what were saying....But i always wondered if he knew what the song was about, seeing as he has not really seen too many busses in his life. Do any babies know what windshield wipers are??? One day while browsing Amazon, i noticed there were several books written which illustrated this song so i decided to pick one to buy for him. This was the one i choose because i felt the pictures were the most appealing. Im glad i chose this one my son really enjoys the book. Im so glad he can finally visualise what the song is about. He now points at the bus driver on every page.

I ordered one for the littles - they take turns reading and singing it to each other

Comprei para o aniversário de 2 anos do meu filho e ele amou. Muito bom o livro, podem comprar sem medo.

It was quite a dull book. I bought other wheels on the bus book which was more eye catching, so I returned this

Nice for kids

A lire à un enfant de 2 ans pas plus... Livre en carton épais pour très jeunes enfants, 5 ou 6 pages. J'espérais qu'il reprendrait la chanson que je fais écouter à mes enfants mais non, les textes sont différents. Je suis déçue.

Simple book but lovely illustrations that catch a toddler's attention who is obsessed with this nursery rhyme. Good book :)