A beautiful illustrated rhyming book that introduces babies to a variety of baby animals, from furry friends to wild animals. Kiss the cute baby animals as they get ready to sleep in this colorful and interactive book for ages 0-3 years.
Little ones will love turning the pages to discover a new baby animal, from furry friends to wild animals. With raised elements on the pages to trace with fingers and lots of bright colors and patterns to show, this is a hands-on introduction to baby animals that both children and adults will enjoy!
This book for babies ages 0-3 offers: 12 illustrated pages with bright colors and striking patterns. Simple and age-appropriate rhyming text for reading. Raised elements on the pages for little ones to explore and touch.
Baby-safe pages? This thick book has bite-resistant pages and rounded edges to keep your little one safe as they learn new skills. Ideal for ages 0-3, the beautiful and simple tactile introduction to animals will entertain early learners as it takes them on an exciting story of touch and senses.
Simple raised patterns are perfect for babies to interact with, capturing their attention and sparking excitement. Complete the series! Little Chunkies: Baby Animals is a first book for babies for early learners who love cute baby animals. Doubling as a great baby gift, this storybook is bright and cheerful with vibrant illustrations on every page. Check out other titles in the series, including Little Chunkies: Animals in the Ocean, Animals in the Forest, Animals in the Wild, Animals in a Winter Wonderland, and Little Dinosaurs!
Manufacturer
- Author
- Rebecca Weerasekera
- Publisher
- DK
- Language
- English
- Subtitle
- -
- Age
- -
- Cover
- -
- Number of Pages
- 12
- Special Features
- Touch
- Release Date
- -
- Publication Date
- -
- Dimensions
- 18.7x18.6 cm
- ISBN-13
- 9780241645970
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