2019
WISE Score
Amazon
The only book that survives a baby who thinks everything is a snack.
4.8
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This is a parent’s best friend for the 'mouthing' phase. It’s not going to win a Pulitzer for its riveting plot about farm animals, but it wins the war against baby destruction.
Most 'baby books' are just targets for drool-induced disintegration. These are different. You can take it to the beach, drop it in the mud, or let a teething infant go to town on it, then just wash it off. It’s a 10/10 for pure functionality and safety.
Perfect for the 0-2 crowd. Once they hit age 3 and stop chewing on the furniture, they'll likely graduate to books with actual pages they can turn.
It’s farm animals and counting rhymes. You can't get much more wholesome than puppies and ponies teaching a baby how to get to ten.
The innovation here isn't the story—it's the engineering. It reimagines what a book can be for a creature that mainly interacts with the world via saliva.
This is the gold standard for baby safety. It’s nontoxic, rip-proof, and lacks the sharp corners of board books. You can literally throw it in the dishwasher.
It bridges the gap between a toy and a book. It builds early numeracy and language skills during a developmental stage where most books end up as confetti.
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