Food (Say & Play) Board book – 7 Jun. 2016

The small format and stiff card is perfect for toddler hands and the pictures are bright and appealing. The selection of food items will speak to today's clean eaters (no sweets, biscuits or cake) and most will be familiar to toddlers who are fed real food made from fresh ingredients. But there are some odd inclusions. A bowl of quinoa? And one of black beans?

My kid loves this book and so do I. These “name the object” books are a dime a dozen, but this one is well-designed with clear photos and foods that my kid has definitely seen and eaten before (except the quinoa — I definitely feel mom shame about this).

Ilustraciones del tamaño de la página. Excelente calidad. Mi bebe babea el libro y esta perfecto. Sólo le pasó un kleenex y "aqui no pasó nada". Aún es muy chiquita para tener una relación libro-lector pero a mi me encanto. Mas con ese precio

Love the book, perfect for meal time and showing our little guy what we are eating. Most everyday foods

My daughter's pediatrician gave her one of these books at her 9 month check up. I loved it and so did my daughter, so I found them on Amazon and ordered all of them! They're simple, educational and not too busy. She's really catching on to so much since we received these books. Love them!

The book includes: apple, cheese, tomato, rice, yogurt, bananas, bread, spinach, peas, chicken, black beans, peach, milk, blueberries, oatmeal, orange, fish, strawberries, avocado, egg, mushrooms, grapes, pasta, broccoli, quinoa, and sweet potato. In my opinion, the rice should have been white so it looked different from the quinoa. Plus, apples and bananas were already in the first words book so we could have included green beans and onions or watermelon and pineapple to add something different. I thought showing uncooked spaghetti pasta would be confusing to kids who usually only see it cooked. I also wish they had included cereal (like cherios) and crackers.