Features rhythmic, rhyming interactive text, along with bright and energetic full-color illustrations that depict readiness concepts for teeth brushing.

A little girl refuses to brush her hair, but when a team of mice takes up residence in her tangled locks, she faces a tough decision--to brush or not to brush.

When Donny feeds his stuffed dinosaur, Bronty, a salami sandwich, Bronty comes down with a case of bad breath, and Doc McStuffins must teach Bronty the proper way to take care of his teeth.

In this wonderful, illustrated story, neuroscientist Nazareth Castellanos explains to the little ones how the brain works and how to take care of it to make it grow. We all know where the brain is, but what is it good for? Did you know that it is made up of a forest? Yes, a forest of neurons! And did you know that those neurons send letters to each other so they can give instructions to the rest of the body? You will learn all this and much more with...

Presents various yoga poses designed to promote alertness and brain power--

"When Poppy Picker keeps putting her finger up her nose, we know it won't end well. Her parents are disgusted, her teachers upset and her friends grossed out. She's been warned about the Booger Monster many times. But will she listen before it's too late?"--Provided by publisher.

An interactive story based on an episode from the hit PBS spin-off series includes the lyrics to a helpful tooth-brushing song and invites readers to sing along and use a punch-out cardstock toothbrush to "brush" Daniel Tiger's teeth.

Illustrations and rhyming text teach little ones how to clean their teeth.