Indestructibles Sound & Sensory Exploration Baby Books Color Body Awareness Acitvities
"Did you hear that? Introduce your little one to the joys of story time with this indestructible picture book devoted to interesting sounds.
Description
- Indestructibles: Hear the Sounds (High Color High Contrast)
"Did you hear that? Introduce your little one to the joys of story time with this indestructible picture book devoted to interesting sounds.
This new book, in high-contrast and high-color, is perfect for the way the youngest babies see, and introduces key concepts of hearing sounds."
- Indestructibles: Touch Your Nose! (High Color High Contrast)
"Wiggle your toes, kick your feet, and touch your nose in this sweet book that is indestructible. Teach little readers about their bodies in this high-color high-contrast book with black and white patterns and bold colors that help baby focus in their early stages."
Indestructibles is the trusted series for easing little ones into story time. Beloved by babies and their parents, Indestructibles are built for the way babies “read” (i.e., with their hands and mouths) and are: + Rip Proof—made of ultra-durable tight-woven material + Waterproof—can be chewed on, drooled on, and washed! + Emergent Literacy Tool—bright pictures and few or no words encourage dialogic reading + Portable—lightweight books can go anywhere, perfect for the diaper bag and for travel + Safe for Baby—meets ASTM safety standards
- Indestructibles: Baby Faces: A Book of Happy, Silly, Funny Faces
+ What do you mean “Indestructibles grow with my baby”? Indestructibles have something unique to offer babies at all their developmental stages between 0 and 2, whether it is a tactile experience, a visual experience, a picture-identifying experience, or a storytelling experience. Because they have few words, your conversation can change as your baby develops, understands, and interacts with you more and more. Here are some examples of ways a baby might use an Indestructible at different developmental stages (these are just examples. All babies differ, of course):
0 months: Baby enjoys hearing your voice and seeing you turn colorful pages. 4 months: Baby reaches out and touches the book with her own hands. 6 months: Baby chews and explores the books with his own mouth. 9 months: Baby starts learning to turn pages by herself. 12 months: Baby starts to identify the objects in the pictures and soon says their names. 18 months: Baby talks about what a character is doing in the picture. 2 years: Baby and parent or caregiver tell stories about what might be happening in the book.
