I Can (Baby Beginner Board Books)

Rating:
Summary: Fun and simple enough for babies and toddlers
Review: My daughters found this fun when they were babies and toddlers, and I found it simple enough to keep the attention of such young children. It can be a fun activity book, with the children mimicing everything they see.

Rating:
Summary: Fun and simple enough for babies and toddlers
Review: My daughters found this fun when they were babies and toddlers, and I found it simple enough to keep the attention of such young children. It can be a fun activity book, with the children mimicing everything they see.

Rating:
Summary: I guess I'm not smitten . . .
Review: My older daughters, aged 19 and 15 love to read this to their little brother aged 20 months. He goes through all of the activities and the girls laugh and giggle while he bends, jumbs, dances and stretches. A book that encourages easy and quick to read and encourages involvement. Some evenings I think those girls read it to him a dozen times!

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Summary: Great First Book(s)
Review: Our son received the boxed set of four tiny board books including "I Can", "I Touch", "I Hear" and "I See" as a gift when he was born. These were the first books we ever read to him and we started when he was just a few months old.

Being small board books, they were great for a first book because our son could hold them and even chew on them and really get interested in the idea of a book. He could hold one while we read another. Being simple picture books with a cute baby as the focus, the books seem to hold an infants attention and we had lots of opportunity for interaction. I talked a lot about what the baby was doing and feeling -- as well as the other objects on each page.

When our son started standing and walking, he started imitated the actions in "I Can." At 23 months, he still picks these books up and goes through them by himself from time to time. The books have gotten so much use that they are falling apart!

I'm online looking for the boxed set to give to friends with a newborn...

Rating:
Summary: Great First Book(s)
Review: Our son received the boxed set of four tiny board books including "I Can", "I Touch", "I Hear" and "I See" as a gift when he was born. These were the first books we ever read to him and we started when he was just a few months old.

Being small board books, they were great for a first book because our son could hold them and even chew on them and really get interested in the idea of a book. He could hold one while we read another. Being simple picture books with a cute baby as the focus, the books seem to hold an infants attention and we had lots of opportunity for interaction. I talked a lot about what the baby was doing and feeling -- as well as the other objects on each page.

When our son started standing and walking, he started imitated the actions in "I Can." At 23 months, he still picks these books up and goes through them by himself from time to time. The books have gotten so much use that they are falling apart!

I'm online looking for the boxed set to give to friends with a newborn...

Rating:
Summary: Loved this book
Review: This book didn't look that interesting to me, but we took it out of the library after my 15-month-old daughter expressed interest in it. She loved it so much that we ended up ordering a copy for ourselves and she never seems to get tired of it. As we read all the things the baby can do, she actually acts out the actions (i.e., walk, jump, slide down our leg, etc.). It seems to be one of those deceptively simple books that babies identify with more than their parents would guess!

Rating:
Summary: Loved this book
Review: This book didn't look that interesting to me, but we took it out of the library after my 15-month-old daughter expressed interest in it. She loved it so much that we ended up ordering a copy for ourselves and she never seems to get tired of it. As we read all the things the baby can do, she actually acts out the actions (i.e., walk, jump, slide down our leg, etc.). It seems to be one of those deceptively simple books that babies identify with more than their parents would guess!