2014
WISE Score
Amazon
A bite-sized introduction to DC's heavy hitters that teaches toddlers that being 'strong' isn't just for the boys.
4.8
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This isn't a deep dive into the Multiverse; it's a 20-page board book meant to survive a toddler's sticky hands. It does exactly what it says on the tin: introduces the heavy hitters of the DC female roster through simple, empowering adjectives.
It’s wholesome, it’s safe, and it’s a great baby shower gift for parents who want to steer clear of the 'princess only' lane. Just don't expect it to keep a preschooler occupied for more than two minutes—it's a 'quick read before naptime' kind of deal.
This is strictly for the diaper and pull-up crowd. By the time they can actually follow a plot, they'll have moved on to something with actual dialogue.
It replaces typical superhero violence with positive character traits like kindness, bravery, and teamwork. It’s emotionally healthy and focuses on empowerment rather than conflict.
While it uses iconic characters, the book is very literal and brief. It serves as a springboard for play but doesn't offer a complex narrative or world-building.
It's a board book for toddlers. There is zero mature content, no scary imagery, and no violence. It's as safe as media gets.
Great for early vocabulary and identifying positive personality traits. It provides a solid foundation for gender-neutral role modeling from a very young age.
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