From little toes to cute cheeks, babies will love looking at the pictures of other babies and animals!
Customer Reviews:
Makes my 6 month old smileOctober 13, 2008 My daughter loves the monkey and even though the monkey in the book looks different than the monkey on most of the other rainforest things that she loves, my daughter still likes the book. We call the monkey in this book her monkey's cousin. He doesn't make her giggle like the brown monkey does but she does smile at it. She likes looking at the babies in the book too. I love that it has a ring on it so we can take it and hook it to things so we're not constantly picking it up or losing it on the go.
Rainforest ThemeAugust 18, 2008 Our baby hasn't arrived yet and our theme is Fisher Price's Rainforest, so this is a great book! It contains all the characters from the rainforest theme and will be great to read to the baby as he or she gets older. A definate plus in the line of Rainforest!!
A lifesaver for on-the-goApril 13, 2008 My daughter is 11 months old, and this book has been a lifesaver. She loves books, and will shop all day if she has something to "read." I tried regular books, but she kept dropping them, and she had trouble holding the bigger ones up enough to look at them. This is a perfect size, she can't lose it over the edge. She loves the babies' faces and the cartoon animals. I also take it into the grocery store with us and clip it to the cart.
When she gets bored with it, I take a few seconds and say "Where's the baby's nose?" "Where's mommy's nose?" and so on, and she gets interested enough again for another 15 minutes.
Great way to teach first wordsApril 1, 2008 Reviewed by Cayden (age 3-1/2) & Max (age 19 months) Aures & Mom for Reader Views (3/08)
"Ears, Nose & Toes!: Discovering Me & My Friends!" is a smaller-sized board book that has pictures identifying the different body parts of rainforest animals and human babies. For instance, the first page says "Two eyes" and there is a picture of a frog with two big eyes. On the opposite page there is the same text but this time a picture of the baby's eyes.
Cayden sat for the book but determined that at age 3-1/2 he was "too old for the book and that it was for babies like Max." I definitely agree with him on that one. I think the book is most appropriate for newborns up until approximately the age of two. It would be a great tool to use to help teach and reinforce first words and body parts to a child.
Max enjoyed the pictures of the animals and the babies and as soon as I read the text he was able to point to the appropriate parts on the pictures. He enjoyed repeating the words as I was reading them to him and by the second time through he was "reading" the book to me.
A great feature of the book is that it has a stroller strap so that you can take it with you on the go. This is very handy so you can have entertainment when you are out and not have to worry about the child dropping or losing the book somewhere.
"Ears, Nose & Toes!: Discovering Me & My Friends!" is also part of Fisher-Price's "Animals of the Rainforest" line, so if you have any of the other rainforest toys or items your child may enjoy seeing those same familiar animals in the book as Max does.
travel size literature :)March 27, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I only bought this because it coordinates with the whole Fisher Price Rainforest Collection, But it doesn't teach my lil one anything, she likes it because she can either chew on the attached ring or just go after the cardboard pages itself, she uses it and thats what counts to me.
