Goodnight Moon: A Beloved, Lulling Bedtime Story About a Little Bunny for Children (Ages 0-4)

Such a classic bed time story, and a must for little babies that are getting introduced to books. Someone recently told me that they read this book at bed time every night as a night time routine and it makes sense because babies need to be reread the same book multiple times to process it. This book also has a meditative feel to it as you say good night to everything. The material is sturdy enough to withstand little curious hands (and mouths/teeth).

Bought Goodnight Moon as a welcome baby gift, along with The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Love You Forever—timeless classics that children love hearing again and again… and that I never tire of reading just as often!

This was my youngest sons favorite bedtime story ! I recommend Margret Wise Brown author. And Clement Herd great illustrator

Nightly read for our bedtime routine. Very low stimulation and gradually gets lower stimulation as the book goes on to go into nighttime mode.

Great story and quality board book.

For those that may not be familiar with this book, you should definitely buy it for your little one. Of all the books that I read to my son when he was little (wow...20 years ago!), this was his favorite by a long shot. I've made this my little tradition to gift this whenever our sons have a baby.

I absolutely love this book to read to my toddlers ages 2 & 3 at bedtime. It’s become their favorite bedtime story. The thickness of the board book is perfect for them turning the pages themselves , the colors are warm and calming.

Goodnight Moon is truly a classic for a reason. My mom read it to me when I was little, I read it to my oldest (now 9), and now I’m reading it to his younger brother (1). It has been a favorite in our family for years, and it never loses its magic. My 1-year-old asks for it all the time—it’s one of his absolute favorites! The gentle rhythm, simple words, and cozy illustrations make bedtime feel special and soothing. This book is more than a story; it’s a tradition I’m proud to pass down.