Goodnight, Moon Baby: 1 (Moon and Me)

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Parents and children will love learning more about these delightful characters from Andy Davenport, UK's 'top hit-maker of preschool television'-sure to be a hit for any family with young children.

The titles have all been written by Moon and Me show creator, Andrew Davenport and are available in a mix of paperback and hardback. Moon and Me was created by Andrew Davenport, the man behind Teletubbies and In the Night Garden, and inspired by tales of toys coming to life when no-one is looking (possibly one of the things I wished would happen most when I was little! Follow the stories each night as the characters are tucked away in their toy house, only to begin embarking on their adventures after dark.It ends with saying goodnight to the toys as they each get into their own beds before saying goodbye to Moon Baby.

I’m very pleased to share this new book on the blog today and be running a giveaway for one lucky reader to win set of Moon and Me books! From Andrew Davenport, the creator of Moon and Me and In the Night Garden, and co-creator of the Teletubbies, Tea Time! It was exactly as described by the seller and was packaged well to prevent any damage during transit. This tells the tale of the first letter that Pepi Nana sent to the moon and was found by Moon Baby who came down to the dolls house and awoke the rest of the toys. In this delightful sticker storybook, children can play along with Moon Baby, exploring the toy house and Storyland, as well as meeting Pepi Nana and her toy house friends, Little Nana, Lambkin, Colly Wobble, Mr Onion, Sleepy Dibillo and Lily Plant all before bedtime.

plus there are more titles on the way with the release of the Moon Baby Sticker Storybook due for publication in December, making the perfect Christmas gift for fans of this children’s tv show. To enter, please use the widget above, complete any mandatory entries and any optional entries you would like. Dear Moon Baby follows the journey of Pepi Nana's first letter to Moon Baby in Andy Davenport's magical and nostalgic Moon and Me .

The book begins with Moon Baby coming to visit from his home on the Moon and everyone only then being ready to wake up for the day so we see their whole day from morning through to night essentially in this book which younger audience will be able to relate to as they think back through their day. This is the story of how it all began and how the characters meet each other and become such good friends.If you need some advice or if a product you're looking for isn't displayed on our site we may be able to help, so please get in touch! Dear Moon Baby follows the journey of Pepi Nana's first letter to Moon Baby in Andy Davenport's magical and . This is quite soothing and good to jumpstart ‘mouth-stories’ or made up bedtime stories following the same lines. Moon and Me is the CBeebies bedtime show from the co-creator of Teletubbies and creator of In the Night Garden .

The adventure concludes back in the toy room where they all settle down for tea before heading to bed, sound asleep. Ideal for a bedtime read, for fans of the show and for children who enjoy magical adventures, this book features pictures from the show of all the characters and scenes from the adventure which use bold colours and really immerse readers into the story perfectly. My little girl is just shy of 4 moths, but is always talking to the telly when we put "Moon and Me" on for her. We were recently contacted by Scholastic who asked us if we would like to take a look at the Moon and Me The Little Seed bedtime book that was being published in November. Finally, it’s time to say goodnight to Pepi Nana and we like to pull up the covers around H’s own toys as we read about Pepi Nane getting into bed and resting her head down onto the pillows.Follow the Toy House friends on a magical Storyland adventure - and then join them to yawn and stretch and get ready for bed. They are beautifully calming and have gentle positive values, Tinyfae who is 3 in particular is very taken with the stories and luckily I had bought some figures recently which they used to act out the stories (I got mine in Sainsburys and they are not blind bags!