Customer Reviews

Arthur's Boo-Boo Book (Nifty Lift-and-Look)

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We had lots of fun with this book until the stickers ran out. Then we used real band-aids. The book does a good job of teaching how to take care of a wound but in a fun way.

Dont be misled by the title "Aurther's Boo Boo Book (Nifty Lift-and-Look)" like I was. I thought there were going to be lot's of flaps but there are none. Its only about 5-6 pages long, showing 4 different types of ouchies (sports cuts/scrapes, burned by a hot pot, and getting blister from running shoes). The back page comes with one sheet of stickers that include band-aids, bravery metals, medicine, and lips (to kiss & make it better). I was disappointed in how few band aid stickers there are, and have really had to limit my daughter's use of them-not sure what Im gonna do when we run out. I tried using a real band-aid once, but the adhesive was way too sticky & left residue on the book so I wouldnt recommend that.

My daughter does love the book however! She loves seeing the boo boo's, then covering them over & over with the stickers. Overall I think the book is okay, just dont expect any flaps. It does go into how to take care of a boo boo (washing it with soap & water, putting medicine on it, putting a band aid on, and finally getting a kiss from mom to make it better), and some safety precautions (like wearing a helmet or using pot holders).

We have another book that is really educational and does have flaps & textures that I love called "The Boo Boo Book" by Joy Masoff. Its a little bit more in depth & graphic, but my daughter loves putting the stickers in that book too.

I wanted this book because of the the fun bandaid stickers - but I got no stickers. Title did say with stickers.

The item has useable stickers to place on characters "boo boos". The stickers were all over the book and there were only a couple. I had this book in the past and it had about two dozen bandaid stickers.