Showing posts with label Fisher Price. Show all posts
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Monday, 23 December 2013
ReadItDaddy's Booky Advent Calendar Day 23 - 23rd December 2013: "Baby's First Christmas" by Fisher Price (HarperCollins Children's Books)
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December 23, 2013
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Booky Advent Calendar Day 23
Baby's First Christmas
Baby's First Christmas
Written by Fisher Price
Published by HarperCollins Children's Books
We still have a soft spot for this book, even though Charlotte out-grew it a few years ago. Baby's First Christmas was a book we picked up around Charlotte's first Christmas, and it's such a joyful and fab little board book that we wanted to make sure it got featured in our Advent Calendar round-up this year.
A very cute and engaging little fellow celebrates his first christmas with his puppy friend, in a series of photo illustrations where children can learn all about colours for the first time.
It's also great for early readers who can pick up and read through the book with ease.
What really makes it though is the baby's extremely cute expressions as Christmas Day approaches, and all the presents are stacked under the tree. Perfect for your really teeny tinies.
Charlotte's best bit: Baby helping decorate the tree
Daddy's Favourite bit: Our copy is an heirloom now, as it has some of Charlotte's first teethmarks in it! Thank heavens for board books as sturdy as this
Monday, 23 August 2010
Baby's First Christmas
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August 23, 2010
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Baby's First Christmas (learning about colours)
It's a little bit of an oddity this one. One of Charlotte's all time favourite bedtime reads, whether it's the season to be jolly or not. Baby's First Christmas tells a neat little photo-story of Baby and Puppy's preparations for that most special day of the year. Primarily designed to teach your baby simple colours, it's still a hit with Charlotte even though technically she's pretty much out-grown it. I think the appeal stems from the various expressions on baby's face throughout the book. Nice and rugged as board books should be.
Charlotte's best bit: Baby sitting in his/her cot with her hands over his/her ears.
Daddy's Favourite bit: Those Christmas cookies. They look good enough to eat.
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