Baby Animals (bright Baby Touch and Feel) by Roger Priddy

Baby Animals (bright Baby Touch and Feel)

A First Sensory Tactile Book

Roger Priddy

Priddy · Print & ebook · December 26, 2006

Celebrate 25 years of Priddy Books!

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Who it’s for
Baby animals invite a first look at the world through touch, pictures, and rhyme.
Themes
Baby animals, Touch-and-feel exploration, Early vocabulary learning
Genres
Baby Animals, Senses & Feeling

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About this book

Celebrate 25 years of Priddy Books! Inspiring a love of learning in over 200 million babies, toddlers, and young children. This bestselling touch-and-feel board book by Priddy Books introduces little ones to adorable baby animals with fluffy tactile patches to explore throughout With colorful photographs and rhyming text to read aloud, this interactive sensory book is perfect for your bright baby to build their vocabulary and learn about the world around them.

Little Hands, Curious Eyes

Baby animals invite a first look at the world through touch, pictures, and rhyme.

Come here for

  • Fluffy patches and colorful photographs of baby animals
  • A gentle way to share animal names and new words

Expect

  • Rhyming text made for reading aloud
  • Tactile details for little hands to explore

Where it sits

Baby Animals89%
Senses & Feeling39%

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Publisher categories

  • Pets
  • Baby Animals
  • Senses & Feeling
Authors
Roger Priddy
Publisher
Priddy
Published
December 26, 2006
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Baby animals · Touch-and-feel exploration · Early vocabulary learning
Reading lane
Pets