Pat the Bunny
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9780307120007 |
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| Publisher: | Random House Children's Books |
| Publication date: | 05/28/2001 |
| Series: | Touch-and-Feel Series |
| Edition description: | Reissue |
| Pages: | 20 |
| Sales rank: | 3,175 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.16(w) x 7.04(h) x 1.10(d) |
| Lexile: | AD220L (what's this?) |
| Age Range: | 9 Months to 2 Years |
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Pat the Bunny
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I bought this book when my son was two months old, he is now four months and loves this book. It is easy reading and a wonderful tool to use when he started to recognize different textures and became curious. This book does wonders for a baby's attention and curiousity.
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Great book for a baby's first book. I give this to almost all new babies I know. My own children "loved" their book to pieces--literally!
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This book has been a family favorite since I was a baby. I gave it to my children and now my grandchildren. Of course, being a soft book it has needed replacing over the years, but has remained through all of us a favorite. I class it with "Goodnight Moon".
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My sisters and I had this book growing up and I have given a copy to all my nieces and my friends' children. And of course my children have it! Every page shows all the things that babies love like touching Daddy's face and putting on Mommy's ring. I recommend this book for all children. It's a classic and it should never change.
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This book is a classic that should not be updated. My son loved it when he was younger and my 9 month old daughter loves it now! I give this book as a gift to all my friends who have children.
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A childhood classic story depicting a bunny that encourages touch and sensory skills. This is a great book not onnly for parents or others to use witch children but also for children to use independently on their own as they develop gross and motor skills.
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The "Can YOU pat the bunny? Can YOU look in the mirror?" stuff will always be too regimented and Dick-and-Jane for me, but the book-within-a-book is adorable and SO POSTMODERN (ha ha), and when Luisa pats the bunny and says "So sooooft" she'll melt your heart.
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The classic touch and feel book.
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I adored this book as a child. I distinctly remember that my favorite "touch" was "Daddy's scratchy face." I would play with it so much that eventually the sandpaper wore down. I always wished that there were more books like these available for children.
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A perennial classic. This was perfect for Ali at 13 months. She learned so much from interacting with this book. Paul and Judy are good friends for her. She still enjoys it at 15 months.
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Pat the Bunny is one of my daughter's favorite books. She loves that she is able to touch the soft parts and I love that it is interactive. This is also a great baby shower gift!
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A classic! I like to give books that were favorites from my childhood as new baby gifts. This one is always loved.
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Recipient child is enjoying the book
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I almost always buy this book to add to shower or baby gifts. It is pretty much a timeless tale that encourages interaction from the baby/toddler. A very good book to begin reading to a baby.
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Don't let your child miss this book, and be sure to read it together often.
It is good for young, young kids in so many ways.
1. It introduces them to books in general.
2. It helps them relate their own experiences in life to experiences in books.
3. It encourages tactile activity (Most kids with Autism are uncomfortable with touching different textures. This book encourages kids to touch something soft and furry, something scratchy, etc.)
4. It portrays a secure, safe relationship with family.
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Read this book to my children who are 35 and 21. Now I get to read it to my 2 month year old grand daughter. Love the additional pages.
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Recently bought this for a baby shower.
One of the great classics that every child should have.
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Not a board book, but my 7-month old loves it! With persistent reading (and I mean really persistent) she follows along and interacts with each page. It's really cute and at the end she even waves "bye-bye." It's one of her favorites to pick out and follow along with. We read it 6 or 7 times in a row...
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This book seemed very flimsy to me. Not at all like a board book.
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This year for Easter, my little boy got a basket of books. He also received some small stuffed animals and a little chocolate, but mostly he got books. He loved it. And he loved this book to pieces, literally. In fact, after I write this review I will have to try to mend the book.
I bought this book for his Easter basket because it was on the South Carolina Libraries list of 100 Picture Books for Toddlers. I did not own this book as a child and my mom won't admit to owning a copy. Before I purchased the book, I read some scathing reviews, so I was hesitant, but I figured with a matching rabbit I couldn't go too far wrong.
I should say, as if you don't already know, my son at two-and-a-half is a toddler and probably the exact market for whom this book is written. And he loves it! He would not put it down, except reluctantly for bath-time for a week. I can't tell you exactly what he loves so much about it because he seems to enjoy every page. This book appeals to all his sense (alas, even taste) in every sense.
If I am lacking in supplies and skill to mend this particular copy, I will be looking for another, hardier version, because he really wants this book back.
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The best book to give to a new baby or an expectant mother. After all the years this book has been around, it has not lost its appeal. Always a favorite.
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An old favorite and a staple in any baby/child's library.
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