Baby Loves: A First Book of Favorites (Baby Loves Books)

My baby loves this book. She loves to look at the babies and the everyday items seen in our house! Durable and brightly colored.

My daughter loves it, good book for her

My grandson loves this book. He likes looking at real pictures of other toddlers. I highly recommend this book. Once I discovered this book I bought it for a baby shower gift as well.

Bought this one bc my 15 month old loved the companion Making Faces so much! At first, this book did not appeal to me the parent, but my son enjoys it a lot and it is a nice format for vocabulary and ‘I spy’ type discussion on the different pages...a nice alternative to the typical “first 100 words” style books with no theme. It’s been in the favorite pile for over a month now!

10-month old grandson enjoys the real life photos of small infants in this book. As we flip the pages we see him concentrating on the little kids. A keeper!

I got this for my little one for Valentine’s Day, and it has hardly been on the shelf! Baby loves looking at photos of other children, turning the sturdy pages, and we practice pointing while naming the different objects through the book. So glad we purchased this!

I keep this book in my car and my daughter loves looking through it, saying all the items she sees on the pages. One of her favorites

My 19 month old has brought me this book every day for a couple months now. It’s his absolute favorite. He loves to find the pictures, and loves to get a big hug at the end of the book.

Amazing book. My baby gravitates towards this and loves looking at all the babies faces. Very montessori.

A lovely wee book to gift. Good quality. Not flimsy. Pictures are bright.

Definable my babies love this

Ürün hızlı ve sorunsuz geldi. Kalitesi güzel resimler canlı. Aynı serinin diğer kitaplarını da aldım. 5 aylık bebeğimin ilgisini çekiyor ve kitabı tutabiliyor. Gerçek resimler kullanıldığı için Montessori öğretisine uygun.

This is a lovely and simple board book that’s perfect for encouraging observation and vocabulary building in toddlers. Each page features realistic photos of babies or young children holding a different item – like a fruit, a pet, or a toy – and the goal is for the child to identify what the baby is holding. The text is minimal, and the number of pages is quite limited, but that also makes it great for short attention spans. My toddler enjoys pointing and saying the words aloud! – Encourages attention to detail – Builds everyday vocabulary – Real-life photos are engaging and relatable – Book is short, but effective for quick learning sessions Ideal for children around 1 to 2 years old who are starting to connect words to objects. A great choice for early language comprehension and object recognition.