Bilingual Tummy Time: A High-Contrast Black & White Bilingual Board Book for Babies

by Mike Alfaro, Gerardo Guillén (Illustrator), Blue Star Press (Produced by)

Overview

Featuring high-contrast art and bilingual words to help expand your baby’s Spanish vocabulary, this accordion-style board book is specially designed to aid your baby’s visual development during tummy time!

Infants have limited capabilities with vision upon birth and respond well to high-contrast images, which is why this black-and-white contrast book is perfect for their young and growing minds. This bilingual accordion-style board book provides developmentally appropriate visual stimuli for your baby’s visual development, while exposing them to their first English-Spanish vocabulary words.

The animals featured in Bilingual Tummy Time include:
• Whale
• Sloth
• Dinosaur
• Chicken
• Zebra
• And more!

This book is meant to be functional for your child's many different learning needs as well as versatile for any space. The unique accordion-style format is perfect for tummy time, allowing your child to unfold the pages and stare and play with them, either with you or on their own.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781958803813
Publisher:	Blue Star Press
Publication date:	12/10/2024
Series:	Sí Sabo Kids , #5
Edition description:	Bilingual Edition
Pages:	14
Product dimensions:	6.25(w) x 6.25(h) x (d)
Age Range:	3 Months to 2 Years

About the Author

Mike Alfaro is a writer, creative director, and pop-culture fanboy. Born and raised in Guatemala, he moved to California after turning 18 in search of the American dream. How cliché. Since then, he's created several successful ad campaigns for major U.S. brands and also launched the viral Instagram account @millennialloteria. He is happily married and currently developing a movie based on his experiences as a Hispanic millennial immigrant.

Gerardo Guillén is an award-winning Art Director, musician, and professional pizza lover. Bilingual and bicultural, he was born in El Paso but spent most of his youth in Juárez, Mexico. It was cheaper, but he was also "all about that border life." He currently has a chill gig as an Associate Creative Director at a boutique ad agency in Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife and two puppies.