Baby Faces: Little Lamb, Where Are You?($7.98Value)

Description

Find your baby’s face in this interactive lift-the-flap book with a mirror on every spread! One thing is for sure— babies love mirrors! Peek behind durable card flaps featuring friendly animals to find yourself and your baby in four hidden mirrors. The large card flaps are easy for even the littlest hands to grab, and babies reach for these books again and again! Read Baby Faces with your little ones to: Enhance early mirror play Practice motor skills Develop imagination Stimulate creativity Scan the Stories Aloud QR code on the back cover to join in with the playful rhyming song based on the classic “Finger Family” rhyme! Check out the whole series! Baby Faces: Little Dog, Where Are You? Baby Faces: Little Bear, Where Are You? Baby Faces: Little Tiger, Where Are You? And more! "Shoot. Why settle for just one mirror in the back of a book when you can indulge in FIVE big, beautiful mirrors, all hidden under flap, instead?"― Betsy Bird , A Fuse #8 Production Shoot. Why settle for just one mirror in the back of a book when you can indulge in FIVE big, beautiful mirrors, all hidden under flap, instead? A word of warning to the wise. Pay attention to how often you see the name Ekaterina Trukhan in my inclusions today. Somehow she became the go to person when you need a board book illustrator. You'll see! In this case, gentle rhymes ask each little animal things like, "Little pig, Little pig, where are you?" to be responded with "Here I am! Here I am! Where are you?" You then pull down the face of the animal in question (which sounds more dire than it actually is) and voila! A mirror! I can't pretend to understand the rudimentary price points of including mirrors in board books, but if it's cheap then I don't know why this hasn't really been done before. Give us faces! Faces galore!― Betsy Bird , A Fuse #8 Production Ekaterina Trukhan creates illustrations for children's books, magazines, and products. She is the author of several children's books. She graduated from Camberwell College of Arts in London and now she lives the digital nomad life, traveling with her husband and their dog.