Baby's Very First Touchy-Feely Animals Playbook

Klappentext A companion to "Baby's Very First Play Book", and babies will love spotting the animals, exploring the touchy-feely textures, running their fingers along diecut lines and peeping through the holes. Zusammenfassung An animal-themed companion to the "Baby's Very First Playbook"! this title features pages that are specially designed to be visually stimulating with simple! colourful illustrations and lots of things to look at. It helps babies spot the animals! explore the touchy-feely textures! run their fingers along diecut lines and peep though holes.

Autorentext

Fiona Watt is an Editorial Director and writer at Usborne Publishing. She graduated from Exeter University with a Bachelor of Education in Art and Design. She taught for three years at a primary school in Kent, before spending two years at a British school in The Netherlands. She started working at Usborne in 1989 and has written and edited hundreds of books including baby and novelty, sticker, art and craft, cookery, science and activity books. She has written all the titles in the award-winning THAT'S NOT MY® series and many in the highly successful Sticker Dolly Dressing series. She is the sixth biggest-selling UK children's author, with over 10 million of her books sold in the UK since records began.

Klappentext

Babies will love looking at the bright pictures and exploring the textures as they meet the animals in this vibrant board book. Each page is specially designed to be visually stimulating with colourful, eye-catching illustrations and lots to look at. Includes cut-out lines to run little fingers along and holes to peep through. A fun aid to developing language and sensory skills for the very young.

Zusammenfassung
An animal-themed companion to the "Baby's Very First Playbook", this title features pages that are specially designed to be visually stimulating with simple, colourful illustrations and lots of things to look at. It helps babies spot the animals, explore the touchy-feely textures, run their fingers along diecut lines and peep though holes.