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📖 Make manners memorable—because noses aren’t for picking!
Noses Are Not for Picking (Best Behavior) is a vibrant, toddler-friendly board book by Elizabeth Verdick and Marieka Heinlen that combines humor and education to teach young children essential hygiene and social skills. With a 4.7-star rating from 497 reviews and a strong presence in children’s personal hygiene categories, this durable book is designed to engage and entertain while instilling good habits early.





| Best Sellers Rank | 338,790 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 81 in Children's Books on Personal Hygiene 342 in Children's Books on Manners 928 in Children's Books on Social Skills |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 497 Reviews |
F**M
Great
Great little book, very informative and well written and illustrated for a toddler age 3. All of series of books are excellent and educational in a fun way to hold child’s attention.
P**3
Good message my 4 year old listened but still find it funny to pick his nose.
Got this for my 4 year old nose picker who things boogies are the funniest things ever.
G**E
Great for toddlers
A great book for toddlers to learn why we should keep our fingers out of our noses. Highly recommended for families with little ones.
M**H
Great learning book
This book is exactly as described and exceeded my expectations. It’s well-made, easy to use, and arrived quickly. I’ve been reading it regularly to my grandchildren and it’s made a noticeable difference. Great quality for the price—would definitely recommend!
M**B
Not what o expected
It is not bad a bit disappointing coz it is not what iwanted
S**0
Cute story to teach good habits
Loved the cute rhyming story and funny illustrations.
A**S
I love these books by Elizabeth Verdick and purchased this book ...
I love these books by Elizabeth Verdick and purchased this book during cold and flu season...I teach preschool and we were having severe issues with nose picking! We read it to talk about using tissues instead of our fingers. While we still have nose pickers (it's preschool, what can I say), we've noticed a big improvement on the children at least some of the time getting up to get tissues on their own - then getting tons of praise for it! Nice, easy wording. The only thing I didn't necessarily agree with were the tips at the end of the book about not calling a child out on nose picking - sometimes modeling is just not enough. I've been teaching preschool for 7 years now, and while we aren't embarrassing the children by any means, if I see one picking their nose, I'm going to tell them to get a tissue. But they're tips, so they're optional, so to each their own!
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