Naptime (Toddler Tools® Board Books) - Essential Sleep Training Book for Babies & Toddlers | Perfect for Bedtime Routine, Daycare, and Parenting

We got this book about a month ago to read at naptimes, and it is already one of my 11 month old's favorite books. She is too young to understand what it says, but she loves the illustrations and reaches for the book every time she sees it sitting on the dresser. She likes to "kiss" the child's face on the pages where his face is most of the page, and likes to try to turn the pages back to re-read it. That being said, the book is not particularly relaxing to her now because she is so interested in it, but I think as soon as she can understand it, it will help her frame naps in a positive way: "I take a break from play to have a better day" and "Naps are just a little break, see you when you wake." We always read Sandra Boynton's The Going to Bed Book at bedtime, and now it's a sleep cue for her (she always rubs her eyes at the end), so I'm hoping that Naptime will become the same for her at naps.Parent enjoyment is also important (since we're the ones reading over and over!), and this ranks highly for me. I love how the text is soothing, uses sleepy sounds ("sigh," "yawn," "mmm") - I always yawn after I read "yawn" - but is also a fun read with good rhyming.