DITTY BIRD Talking Books 100 Places | 100 Words for Vocabulary & Speech Learning | Board Books for Toddlers 1-3 | Children's Interactive Toddler Books with Great Pictures | Sturdy Baby Sound Books

ideal for early learning

Great purchase my daughter love flicking through the pages and listening to the sounds

may be a little to complicated for 1yr old and start buttons need to be brighter

Brilliant for a babies learning.

I saw the video on the product page and thought this book would be perfect for my 20 month old who is starting to talk.I thought that there was a button for each picture but there isn’t, the voice is American and despite it being a thick book it’s only thick because of the batteries.I don’t usually leave reviews but I would really swerve this book (considering the price too).

This book has been so good for helping my son with his speech he loves to point to all of the images to name them :)

Im not impressed of the product and quite disappointed because i was expecting every animal to have the sound but they are 2/page

This is a lovely sturdy interactive book

Got it for my grandson...super cute little book!

Très bien pour les enfants. Seul problème est qu'il n'y a pas d'option pour la langue autant sur le site que sur le jouet.

Words: what are they? A word is a distinctive, meaningful element of speech. Perhaps your child has already mastered sounds and blended sounds into words. Possibly all you are doing is showing your infant pictures and naming them. Infants watch you move your mouth and listen to your sounds. A newborn's brain contains billions of neurons (neural synapses) waiting to form connections. It is essential to develop these non-hardwired connections. By reading Ditty Bird First 100 Words, you contribute to those connections. As they gaze at the colorful pages and listen to your words, new neural synapses are being formed. I am seeing my 16-month-old grandson use more words each day. It is normal that not every word sounds like the one you are supposed to hear.Let your child hold the book, and if it's upside down, leave it. Let them explore using their early processing skills todiscover that the book is upside down. When it's time to turn to the next page, you can say, "Let's turn the book around this way and see what the pictures look like." Correction is usually accepted by little ones.In Ditty Bird First 100 Words, a child will learn not only common everyday words but also how to link words with objects, animals, weather, feelings, and body awareness. Your little one will hear the buzzing of a bee and the barking of a dog in The Garden. In the recording, it says: We can make the sounds of everything we see in the garden. In this way, participation is encouraged. A duck quacks and a cow moo's on The Farm for your little one to enjoy. After that, your child is asked: What animal sounds can you do?Little fingers can easily push the grey sensor buttons on the pages. My grandson sometimes accidentally presses the button twice consecutively, causing it to start and immediately stop. Listening to only one page or one book over and over again is quite common for him.The book ends with two pages that introduce your child to the parts of the body and different feelings. Your child will hear: Move your body I know you can. Touch your nose, open your mouth, shake your hands, and stomp your feet when they click The Body button. When they press the button next to Ditty Bird on the How Are You? page they will hear: How are you feeling today? If your happy and you know it clap your hands. After that, your child will hear the song 🎶 If Your Happy And You Know It. 🎶

This book is quite fun. The "buttons" are a bit odd, as they are just a touch sensitive pad embedded into the page and there's no real illustration or indicator that it's there. It's not a huge deal and once the kids figure it out it's easy to use. Each page has several soundbytes and usually a song of some sort, so each page has quite a bit to listen to.

Pues eso, que esta todo en ingles.