Melissa & Doug Children's Book - Poke-a-Dot: What’s Your Favorite Color (Board Book with Buttons to Pop)
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By turning the page, you can pop them in the other direction. Upon reading them in order, you will understand what the author is trying to say. As it prepares for the next page, it naturally becomes more intense
Selected User Reviews For Melissa & Doug Children's Book - Poke-a-Dot: What’s Your Favorite Color (Board Book with Buttons to Pop)
I stopped popping bubbles after ten minutes because the novelty wore off. The letters make me think there would be more to them, like different colors revealing themselves when popped. . . but they're basically just a piece of clear plastic embedded in the page that pops out when you press it. That's all there is to There is no practical use for this book because it is so heavy and bulky. I have to keep it on the bottom shelf because my toddler dropped it on her foot a couple times. There is nothing terribly adorable about the pictures, but there is nothing horrible If you ask me, each page has a busy background with too many things going on. There's nothing exciting about this story, and it's way too simple for my kids. A 5 year old can read this book, and this is recommended for 3 and older. Is that true? It is a decent book with an above average storyline for a 3 year old child. Overall, it is overpriced for its value and not that It is not something I would.
On the plus side, my son absolutely loves it. I bought it for his first birthday. His favorite thing to do is sit and play with it for 15+ minutes at a time, and it helps him learn the names of animals, colors, It's a super cute kids' book that people really have fun reading (for a kids book), and both my one and three year old like It has been less than a month since we bought this, and the binding has totally fallen apart. I've taped it several times already in an attempt to reinforce it, but the cover has still come loose. We've never had a book come apart completely after just a few weeks before, even though my children are a typical level of rough on books for their ages. Even though my child is 3, I have books from when he was a baby that are definitely worse for wear and still in good condition. There is only one thing I am praying for the packing tape will hold up because my son is obsessed with it!.
a great way to teach colors and keep a toddler entertained at the same time. Whenever she sees something that glows, my daughter loves to pop the buttons and name all of the colors. For fifteen minutes, she is captivated by it The toddler moms at my house know how hard it can be to keep her calm for 30 minutes at a time! Book is a good size and the pages are thick and sturdy, making it ideal for taking on a plane.
The book itself is good to bring on a plane with your child. There is no doubt that this is very good quality and can handle a lot Despite its age, it still looks brand new.
Nonetheless, we love to use it I just have to be a little more careful knowing it's falling apart. It is both fun and satisfying for both my 18-month-old and myself. It became apparent soon after that the first and last pages buckled due to the weight of the pages. After just about one month of use, the front page was torn this morning, and the last one I can safely say that my son will not allow us to not "Pop" to him A pop-culture reference It's pop time! Neither of us is able to add an extra layer when he demands it, so we'll have to make do with holding it together awkwardly or taping As long as he loves it, he will continue to love it, regardless of what happens to it.
The book I bought her for Christmas is loved by her, and I have no complaints about Having discovered from experience that the bubbles in the plastic soften and will no longer pop in a hot car, I recommend you not leave this book in a hot car.
This is what my son's speech therapist uses for his sessions with him at age 2. Our daughter enjoys reading these books and the interactive nature of the design makes it a good tool to get him talking. Finally we have one of our own, and it is proving to be so much fun for our child. It is pretty easy to get her to read it to us, but sometimes she will pull it off the shelf by herself and poke the dots. We have not encountered any problems so far with her therapist's books, maybe from all the usage from all her young clients, but so far there are some broken dots. These books have proven to be an excellent tool for helping our speech delayed child practice lots of sounds and learn different I am very proud of Your product is excellent, thank you so much.
Books with dotted lines! Poke is one of our favorite foods. The house that I live in has a lot of dot books. These would be great if more were made! I have a daughter who is obsessed with reading them at night before bed, and even takes them to daycare on days when we are not around. They love it at our daycare provider's place! I have recommended them to many friends because they have a great effect on kids. On some of the pages, it says "brown means Im me," or "white means I'm me" (there are pictures of different animals on each page that are different colors), so if you're really sensitive to that, it may not be for you. The truth is, it's quite a bit bigger than that Talking to animals with a colored dog. Colors will be reinforced with your toddler if you do this. The majority of them don't yet understand this sort of thing.
These books are favorite reading material for my children. It's so fun for them to poke the dots back and forth and hear the sound that they make. As a matter of fact, I enjoy it as well! Only thing I dislike about this book is that it is so heavy that even the cover tears off and the spine, unable to support itself, falls apart at the ends. The books, even though they are torn apart, are still played with by my kids. Even though I do not know what could be done to make it last longer, my kids have gotten a lot of entertainment from these books, so I give it four stars anyway.
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