Baby Touch: Peekaboo

Award-winning highly recommended Baby touch and feel playbook Peek-a-boo for babies, above one year helps them to learn and play also stimulated their senses, helps in fine motor skills.Atrika’s Views:-I like my Peek-a-boo book a lot. I love to play the Peek-a-boo game with Caterpillar, Octopus, Tiger, and Dadi. I like to touch and feel bumpy bubbly octopus and my Dadi laughingly says Bunti Bubbli,I also touch Furry cat, fuzzy caterpillar, and sparkly helicopter.Every page of the book is my favorite but the most favorite one is when Mumma says Baby look at, it’s you and I lift the flap and look in the mirror and spot myself and then we both laugh a lot.Mum’s Views:-Our First touch and feel book from Ladybird publication is Peek-a-boo, again Atrika loves the game of Peek-a-boo since she was two months old, So when we introduced her to Peek-a-boo book, in a few minutes she became a fan of the book. She loves the flaps and says peek-a-boo to things in her own language.This big book of Peek-a-boo is divided into 5 sections; like Ocean, Countryside, Animals, Sky, and Family and each set of the category has 4 elements with one hiding behind the flap with one or two touchand feel element in each category, Each element name prefixed with some set of Adjectives like Peek-a-boo a Bumpy, Bubbly Octopus or a Bouncy Bunny Hop which is cute because these are baby-friendly text, even Atrika laughs a lot whenever we say these Adjectives like Bumpppiiiiiiiiii Bubbbbbbbly.The last Page is having a Mirror which I think the USP of the Ladybird series because kids love looking in the mirror. The joy babies get by spotting their reflection in a mirror, also help them, increasing their ability to focus, the touch and feel things helps in the stimulating senses, lifting the flap helps babies in their fine motor skills.This size of the book is big, the boards are very sturdy, but I am not quite happy with the quality of the flaps because Atrika just ripped them off easily but overall she enjoyed the book and she loves touching and feeling the feather part in Cat and Bunny.Happy reading with AtrikaBookClub ❤❤❤Details:-Book Name: PeekabooBook Type: Touch and Feel Board Book with flapsAtrikaBookClub Rating: 8.5/10Age Recommendation: 1 to 2 YearsCopyright: Ladybird Books Ltd.Published By: Penguin Random House AustraliaBought From: Amazon India

It was fun way to introduce your baby with books like this. The quality of the book is good very well illustrated pictures. Simple patterns, colourful and shapes that are easy for babies to focus on and engage with.But I do feel that packaging could have been better.

Really cool and vibrant pictures. But front page's edge started coming off with few handlings only. So, I am deducting one star. Also, they could have added some more textures in the images. Overall, a good buy!

Its the very first book we bought for our baby.Book is very colourful and pictures are really good.I would really recommend it as the first book for infants. My baby rarely shows interest in touching the textures but she loves looking at the bright pages and the way the flap opens to reveal inside. Mirror on the last page is her main attraction. I bought the book when she was only three months old but even at that age the book held her attention.I am not sure if older babies will find it entertaining as there is no story but its a big hit with infants.I had bought it at a discount rate of 199 and its worth a buy at that rate. Though it wont look much to us because of fewer pages and no meaningful content, babies are really attracted to the colour scheme and peekaboo concept.

Entertaining and colourful book.

I had bought this book before for my first born about two years ago. He ended up tearing some pages, but since he quite liked the book we decided to buy it again for our second born.It is fun to find what is underneath as one lifts the flap. The textures are same as in the previous version, but in this version the textures are very small sized, whereas in the past version they much bigger and thus more distinct. I clearly remeber the big Zebra printed on the cover in black and white where one could feel the soft silk-like texture of the black colour. My baby was instantly attracted towards the book because of that Zebra.Also what disappointed me quite a bit about this version is how the animals look like cartoon figures and a tiger looks more like a cat and the Zebra is all multicolored. The colors were also more vibrant in the previous version than in the current one where they have now opted for pastel colours. Personally, I feel babies are more attracted to bright colours as the contrast is high.Also, it was more fun to see the tiger tail hidden in the flap part of the book vs now where is just a small cat-like figure on a single page. I feel it was now fun to play peekaboo with the previous version. Not so happy with the purchase.

I bought this for the child of a friend but of course, had to read it myself. And I'm glad because I loved it! It is engaging and interactive, apart from being planned with careful thought. It is perfect for children in Jean Piaget's sensorimotor stage, through to the pre-operational stage. It builds from principles like object permanence to animistic and egoistic thinking. It will also help generate conversation that contributes to the overall development of the child, including sensory, fine motor, language, social and visual learning. It made me wish that I could be a kid again—maybe get it right, this time!P.S. 3 stars for Amazon itself. They sent a copy with damaged edges.