Baby Einstein
76 total works
Baby Einstein Wordsworth's Book of Words
by Julie Aigner-Clark and Baby Einstein
Published 1 October 2002
Young children will enjoy finding out about sizes big and small with the help of this bright and colourful board book.
This is a brilliant book-and-toy-in-one with a satisfying and fun question-and-answer text based on the perennially popular subject of animals. It's a simple concept and works as follows: each animal question is playfully set up in rhyme. To complete the answer to the question, your child needs to find the tile (which is stored in a protective see-through pouch on the front cover) depicting the correct animal and place it in the appropriate slot in the spread. It is sure to become a leading Baby Einstein product.
This magnet book contains four spreads, each one looking at an early learning concept - colours, counting, shapes and rhyming words. Young readers will love using the colourful character magnets provided, and introducing them to each scene!
Readers will have fun learning their colours with the help of this bright and colourful board book. From red boots and kites to an orange fish and cat, young children will be encouraged to look at colours all around them.
With a combination of clear text and bright, bold photographs and artwork, this book introduces young children to the wonderful world of language in a simple and fun way. The book looks at subjects that will already be familiar to the child, such as 'my body', my clothes' and 'my family'. Other topics include toys, food and animals. This is a book for children to refer back to, for many years to come.
Four popular little board books, celebrating babies, cats, dogs and birds in fine art, illustration and photographs are now available here in a single collection. The useful carry box makes them perfect for parent and baby to take with them and share when they're on the move.
Introduce your child to animals of the world, with flaps on every spread. With Baby Einstein books you can introduce your child to language, poetry, music, science and art in a way babies love. Information and ideas for parents: Use the last two pages of the book to reinforce what your child has learned about where animals live. Discuss with your child about why and how animals live in different habitats, for instance, fish have gills to help them breathe underwater, and polar bears have thick fur to keep them warm in cold climates. Explore your own habitat with your child! Talk about the different animals who live near you.
Introduce your child to rhyming words and the fun of playing with language and sounds - with flaps on every spread.
Each night, after kisses, Mimi asks Mummy for sweet dreams ...and Mummy tells Mimi about little starry snowflakes, carousel horses sliding up and down, laughing, smiling children, a basket of puppies with brown floppy ears ...All the things that sweet dreams are made of! "My Dreamy Bedtime" is full of descriptive words. Have fun with your child as you use a variety of terms to describe everyday things like the sky, a garden, and the weather.
Introduce your child to cats in fine art, illustration and photographs.