My Busy Day
Monday, February 8th, 2010 at
10:35 pm
Product DescriptionToddlers will delight in learning about their world by pulling the tabs to watch the sun rise, a flower grow, and more! Rhyming text and colorful illustrations will keep your child interested page after page. . . . More >>
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With its bright colors and sturdy construction, this book is a favorite for my 9 month-old. The text reinforces the concept of the order of the day (morning, day, night). My son really enjoys watching the characters appear when the tabs are pulled and has started to point to the places where they should be when he wants to see them. This is a great choice for home or the diaper bag!
Rating: 4 / 5
My 2 year old enjoys the surprises around every rock, hill, and tree when she pulls the flaps. Though they can be difficult to push back in, it’s still a favorite. The colors are bold and bright, rhyming is rythmical and sweet.
Rating: 4 / 5
This sturdy cardboard pull tab book is a great alternative for a baby to interact with the book. Tired of the lift the flap type books? This has six double sided pull tabs that make different characters (birds, bunny, sun, fish, snail, etc) appear from behind various parts of the landscape. The great thing about this book is that you can play peekaboo with your baby and “sneak peeks” with the characters. The bright sunny faces on these pictures are always a win with babies. My knows-what-she-likes 10 month old picked out this book even though it is stated as for 18 month olds. She can’t pull the tabs herself yet, but she tries (and gets frustrated). She still enjoys the rhymes and the pictures. I think it will grow with her over time.
Rating: 4 / 5