What do a deer and a fawn, a duck and a duckling, a tiger and a cub all have in common with you and your baby? The same important bond that all babies need to learn and grow. This charming board book illustrates that profound bond between mother and child by using stunning photos of baby animals learning and growing with their mothers. Simple text imbedded with real-life facts invites children to learn how different animal babies learn and grow with the care of their mothers.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Lousy nature photos don't help baby understand,
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This review is from: Baby Einstein: Mama and Me (Board book)
If your baby isn't already familiar with the animals pictured, don't expect this book to be helpful in learning about them. The first photo of a mother polar bear trailed by two cubs is perfect (especially if you have twins, as I do). My daughter is also intrigued by the photo of an orangutan and baby. However, they go downhill from there. A text box cuts off the baby whale's tail, and the photo is so dark the eyes can't be seen. In successive photos of baby ducks, deer, elephants, and tiger cubs, the photos are so cluttered that a child can't tell where the baby is and the background or parent's legs are. Even the last photo of the human baby only shows the top of its head. And that's the entire book, end of story! If you want your child to learn about animal parents and babies, take him/her to a zoo instead.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Baby animals and their mommies,
This review is from: Baby Einstein: Mama and Me (Board book)
Along the same lines as most Baby Einstein books, this one is a series of photos of baby animals with their mothers. My son enjoyed it the first few times we read it together, but it's not one of his favorites. If you intend on using it to teach your kids about animals, I'd go for the flash cards instead, but if you just want to expand your baby book collection, it's just fine!
3.0 out of 5 stars
So So,
This review is from: Baby Einstein: Mama and Me (Board book)
The book says it's for 9 months and up but for such a young age there is too much text. I usually shorten the text to keep my baby interested (and he is a book lover, so that's saying something). Some of the pictures are weird. For instance, you can't even see the whole mama elephant, and you can't see the baby deer's face. With all that said, my baby does still enjoy it. There are many animal books out there, if you ask me, keep looking.
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I am a baby polar bear. Read the first page New!
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Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
I am a baby polar bear. Read the first page New!
Concordance | Text Stats Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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