Watch Me Grow!

by Stephanie Meyers (Designed by)

Overview

From first smiles to first steps, this book captures the joy in each moment. Watch little ones grow from one month to twenty-four months and discover all of the milestones they reach along the way in this delightful board book filled with bright photographs of adorable babies. The Baby Firsts series from Flowerpot Press is the perfect introduction to books for even the youngest of children. Each book features lots of friendly faces that draw baby's attention and build their love for, and familiarity with, books-hopefully planting the seeds that last a lifetime!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781486714629
Publisher:	Flowerpot Press
Publication date:	08/07/2018
Series:	Baby Firsts
Pages:	20
Sales rank:	766,944
Product dimensions:	6.90(w) x 6.90(h) x 0.60(d)
Age Range:	9 Months to 2 Years

Editorial Reviews

2018-09-17

Developmental milestones modeled by charmingly photographed babies may reassure new parents, and toddlers will see themselves in the pictures.

Each spread shows two winsome babies of the same age, capturing them milestone by milestone. They are almost always smiling, though the 1-year-olds just beginning to stand on their own look slightly panicked. (Curiously, they also look older than the 15-month-old toddlers on the next spread who are walking with help.) Exclamatory text in a large clear type on the upper-left page describes a behavior while the typical age for each skill is highlighted in a quarter circle on the lower-right-hand corner. The editors seem to have picked the upper end of the age range for each milestone. Standing is labeled at 12 months and walking is at 15 months though babies can actually reach these markers up to three months earlier, a simplification that is understandable given the format. These babies' behaviors include drawing and eating with a spoon as well as gross motor skills. The editors wisely chose children of a variety of skin tones and ethnicities, with a just about even distribution of white-presenting babies and babies of color.

A cute-as-a-button reminder that growth comes in sequential ages and stages, this should be of special use in households with new baby siblings. (Board book. 6 mos.-3)

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