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Filled with features to stimulate a baby''s senses, this high-contrast black, white, and yellow book has raised tactile pictures, a peep-through cover, first words, and a mirror!Babies and toddlers will love getting hands-on and exploring every sensory page. They''ll have fun touching raised, die-cut pictures of favourite animals, such as a black-and-white cat and a big-eyed owl, simple shapes, such as a star and the round wheels of a car, and yellow objects, such as a cute bath duck and a juicy lemon. And when they turn the final page, they''ll be delighted by the shiny mirror surprise.
Engaging and multisensory, this inviting novelty board book makes a perfect gift for a baby or toddler. The high-contrast pictures are ideal for babies to focus on, stimulating their vision and encouraging cognitive development, while the yellow colour theme helps a toddler practise colour recognition. Reading aloud the first words to little ones helps develop their language, and the touchable elements, shiny mirror, and small, sturdy, easy-to-grasp pages promote exploration and sensory learning, and build an infant''s fine motor skills.
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Rebecca Weerasekera
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Filled with features to stimulate a baby's senses, this high-contrast black, white, and yellow book has raised tactile pictures, a peep-through cover, first words, and a mirror!
Babies and toddlers will love getting hands-on and exploring every sensory page. They'll have fun touching raised, die-cut pictures of favourite animals, such as a black-and-white cat and a big-eyed owl, simple shapes, such as a star and the round wheels of a car, and yellow objects, such as a cute bath duck and a juicy lemon. And when they turn the final page, they'll be delighted by the shiny mirror surprise.
Engaging and multisensory, this inviting novelty board book makes a perfect gift for a baby or toddler. The high-contrast pictures are ideal for babies to focus on, stimulating their vision and encouraging cognitive development, while the yellow colour theme helps a toddler practise colour recognition. Reading aloud the first words to little ones helps develop their language, and the touchable elements, shiny mirror, and small, sturdy, easy-to-grasp pages promote exploration and sensory learning, and build an infant's fine motor skills.
