2018, Children's Books, Growing Up & Facts of Life
WISE Score
Amazon
Finally, a book your baby can literally eat without you having to call poison control.
4.6
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This is essentially a high-tech piece of Tyvek that teaches your kid about produce. It’s a parenting hack for the phase where babies 'read' with their gums.
It’s not going to win a Pulitzer for its gripping narrative, but it survives the dishwasher and a teething infant, which is a much more impressive feat. If you're tired of taping together shredded board books, this is the gold standard for baby-proofing your library.
Designed specifically for the 'everything goes in my mouth' crowd (0-2). By age 3, most kids will be bored by the lack of a story, but it's a lifesaver for newborns and crawlers.
It's a book about vegetables and fruits designed for infants. The tone is purely discovery-based, encouraging a positive relationship with healthy food from day one.
While it's a standard 'point and name' concept book, the material invites a different kind of creative exploration—babies can treat the book as a toy, a snack, or a bath accessory without it falling apart.
Safety is the entire brand identity here. It is non-toxic, BPA-free, and impossible to tear into choking hazards. You can literally throw it in the dishwasher or washing machine.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) text provides early language exposure, while the focus on nutrition and sensory-based 'mouth reading' supports cognitive and motor development.
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