Baby Loves Quarks! (Baby Loves Science)

This book is perfect FOR BABIES. We have a four year old and ten month old..the ten month old LOVES this book. We read it and then she hands it to us to read it again. We got this just before going on a trip that involved a ridiculously long plane trip. I think everyone within hearing radius of us on the plane could recite this book , given that we read it about 150 times! It's short and cute and basically just introduces the concepts of quarks, nucleus (of an atom), atoms and molecules. My four year old has already memorized it and loves to "read" it to his sister. We have some other (fill in the blank) for babies type books, but a lot of them are actually for older kids, this is actually for babies and gets my baby's stamp (or drool) of approval!

We got these books for my daughter and they are fabulous! My husband works in nuclear physics professionally and was impressed by the level of detail and thought that went into Baby Loves Quarks. And we both laughed out loud about the bird's adventures in Baby Loves Aerospace Engineering. My daughter isn't old enough to understand the concepts yet, but she enjoys the simple, bold colors in the book. Baby Loves Quarks and Baby Loves Aerospace Engineering are actually two of the few books she actively opens and flips through because they're so attractive visually. We can't wait for the next 2 books in the series to come out in September! I can't recommend these highly enough.

Often the "baby science" genre is really for adults and doesn't present the material in an interesting way for a toddler or infant. I was a little worried that the topic for this one would be too technical. I should have trusted the authors! It's a great introduction to the idea of things being made of other categories of things, and it introduces quarks, atoms, and molecules in a fun way.My 2 year old daughter and I have read every book in this series except Quantum Physics (yet!) and would enthusiastically recommend all of them except maybe Green Energy (which my daughter doesn't mind, but I found a bit reductive). Baby Loves Coding is by far her favorite, while mine is probably Baby Loves Thermodynamics.

Our 3 year old grandson loves this simple yet fun book. Author doesn’t try to teach science but rather gives basic information in easy to understand and fun ways. I knew he understood when, after a few times reading it to him, he said, grandpa, I just swallowed some Quarks when I just drank my water. He said they held hands all the way down.

My 3 month old LOVES these books. The babies in the pictures are fun for him to look at. He will listen to the story from start to finish. We started reading this book to him when he was just 3 weeks old and it has held his attention from the start. I even learned something new! The pictures are colorful and the content is well written, I can't wait to add activities to support the text when he gets older.

This is a fun book. My 20 month old daughter really likes reading it for some reason, though I know she has no idea what a quark really is. The book shows a baby building with blocks and compares it to the universe using quarks/atoms to build things. Overall I would recommend it as a good book to introduce science at a young age.

I love this book!Not only is it educational, but it's not boring. It is well written with lots of colorful pages and compares quarks with building blocks which is perfect.I've read another Ruth Spiri book (Aerospace Engineering) and was not impressed, but this book makes me want to buy more from her.The book itself is high quality, sturdy, and bright. My children can abuse this book and it will last.[...]

Adorable book for all the science nerd mommies and daddies out there to share with their kids :$

great book, my 4 year old really enjoys this series of books. this one very simply explains matter from quarks to molecules.she repeatedly asks though are they only for babies and I have to reassure her its completely fine to like those books.

Great quality book! It obviously doesn't go into detail but a fantastic way to introduce young children to the concept. No idea if it's starting to make any sense to my toddler yet but he certainly loves the pictures!

My daughter absolutely loves this book and we have to re-read it several times in one sitting otherwise she’ll get upset!All the adults have learnt something too!

Toddlers favourite. She loves the idea that the quarks hold hands to create protons and neutrons and I love the idea that she knows words like protons and neutrons.

Great simple ways of describing science concepts, well illustrated.