Farm books for babies and toddlers

Cluck Cluck Duck is part of the light-hearted ​“Funny Farm” series. Just like Tractor Tractor, the title combines humour and interaction with some fun and subtle early learning, as well as a wider social angle.

This chunky board book will grab your child’s attention from the word go: delightfully oversized and shaped like a farm barn, everything about it screams ​“fun”!

Every young child will adore joining in with Bo and his duck for a day’s adventure at the farm, as they round up animals, pick fruit, harvest corn, and comfort a farm cat who’s just had kittens. A brilliant and absorbing gateway to longer picture books that will help build up attention span. 

Tractor Tractor is the second book about the humorous goings-on at the Funny Farm, illustrated by Rachael Saunders. Each book has an early-learning concept and Tractor Tractor is all about opposites.

A perfect, interactive book for young tractor fans, I’m The Tractor Driver follows a day in the life of a busy tractor driver as they help out the farmers with different jobs.

Let’s say hello to the farm animals! A bright and charming board book that will help baby’s development, as well as being a great tool for shared fun.

A sturdy board book with a rattle, introducing farm animals and their various sounds. A fun introduction to farm animals and the concept that books can be interactive like toys.

This brilliant board book is full of realistic tractor noises, short, rhyming text, and simply labelled animals for toddlers to enjoy.

A glorious mash-up of dinosaurs and farm life, this picture book is pitched perfectly at children who obsess over both. Who doesn’t want to see a Tyrannosaurus rex in a combine harvester? It’s an absolute winner: fun, daft and educational. 

Sam the farm dog tries to settle the animals down at bedtime, but they are full of energy and in no mood for sleeping. An entertaining picture book which will help young readers develop their counting skills.

The animals on the farm are always noisy, all except for the ladybird who never says a word. But when burglars plot to steal the farmer’s fine prize cow, the ladybird has a plan…