For a twelfth and final time, We present you an installment of the stories-with-a-lesson that are the Nutricia Baby Books. This week, it’s cute animal time, as we present you the story of …
“The Little Doe”
One more time, and with only one more to go, we delve into the educational treasure trove that is the Nutricia Baby Books. This week, another cuddly toy gets its comeuppance, as I tell you the story of…
“The stupid little bear”
ps : pay attention to the monkey. I hated that monkey !
It’s been a month again since we dived into the sinister world of PG 60’s children’s literature. This week, another typical “cute” animal claims the stage, so gather round and shudder while I tell you the story of…
“Pollie The Poodle”
Once again, we present a story that is set at the beach. And since there’s no donkey involved, it is simply called…
“At the Beach”
Last week we read the story of a little donkey at the beach. There’s water in this week’s story as well, and it is called…
“Animal Adventure”
It’s been quite a while since I posted another Nutricia Baby Book. I wanted to do them all in sequence, and so I waited until I got them all lined up. However, number 6, “Doll Bathing Day”, is impossible to find. And so, let’s go on with number 7, another one of those educational and moralistic children’s stories with oh so cute drawings, for here is…
“The Little Donkey”
I’m sorry that it’s been this long since the last Nutricia Baby Book. I had some stuff to sort out, and didn’t get around to scanning it. However, I’ve been able to scan the seven remaining books (I’m still looking for “Doll Bathing Day”), so here’s the next one. So, without further ado, let’s plunge once again into the dark and murky worlds of educational and moralistic children’s fodder with oh so cute drawings, for here is…
“The Little Cobbler”
I’m sorry that the next Nutricia Baby Book was delayed with a week. I had some stuff to sort out, and didn’t get around to scanning it. But, here it is at last. So, without further ado, let’s plunge once again into the dark and murky worlds of educational and moralistic children’s fodder with oh so cute drawings, for here is…
“The Singing Contest”
Here’s the Nutricia Baby Book for this week. This time, it’s clearly a lesson in gender discrimination that no one should do without !
Also, if you have tips for the translation, please send them over. I’m not sure about the translation of “omspitten” (to dig in a garden befor sowing) or “boerin” (a farmer’s wife)
Nevertheless, have fun, as we present…
“Peter’s Little Farm”
Here’s the Nutricia Baby Book for this week. Have fun, as we present…
“Wiesje Wollepop”
