Customer Reviews

The Cheerios Play Book

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I found this book to offer stimulating interaction between mom/tot. I do not have a suggestion for solving this problem, but the pages cannot be turned without knocking off the cheerios. Of course, the tot can just eat them, which is the best solution of all. The book is super for eye-hand coordination, and small motor control. The cardboard construction is pretty indestructible. The cover is adorable and easily recognized by a toddler as a box of Cheerios, and the pictures are age appropriate and very colorful. This book is very creative. I wish I had thought of it myself.

This is a really cute book. If you have very young children, you've probably become intimate with the many uses for cheerios. This book allows your child to take their favorite gumming snack and use it to complete pictures in the book. It's a board book, so it will be able to take a lot of abuse and gnawing. Children will also be able to develop some gross motor skills as they learn to place the cheerios in their appropriate spaces. Have fun and enjoy!!

This book is a wonderfully interactive board book that allows children to use Cheerios cereal to complete various illustrations. It is written with simple language for young children to understand and respond to easily. We discovered that my niece, who hardly eats a thing, was delighted to interact with and eat the Cheerios after each page was to be turned. Lots of fun!

I don't normally buy into advertising type of items such as this. However, this is such a well put together book I bought it. I'm glad I did. My son (2 years old) has loved this book and enjoyed for almost a year now. He is passing on the fun to his little sister as he helps her learn to do this book.

It works with eye and hand coordination which is great. It deals with missing pieces which is an important skill for pre reading and math. It is fun to do with a mom and child, two children or just by yourself. It's a great book.

I'm getting another one we like this one so much.

Enjoy

This book was designed to bring out the cutest in your baby!

My little ones have had so much fun filling up the little holes with cheerios. It's a "find the missing part of the picture" game, and encourages their coordination, as they put the cheerios in the empty spaces. It's really a very fun book, part game and part learning, and then there's the eating involved...

We have had lots of fun with this one. It's really a game for both the mommy and the baby to play together.

This book is a special treat for my toddler. It is very bright and colorful and pretty short. It emphasizes counting and eating cheerios, LOL.

My daughter loves to get this book out a million times a day so I will go get some cheerios. I have had to start putting it up after reading it twice, or she will just want to read it all day long and the eat the cheerios that go along with it too!

A neat book that you are sure to get alot of use out of!

I bought this book when my daughter was 12 months old and starting to eat cheerios as a snack. She wasnt really interested in it so it kind of hung around. Then when my son turned 12 months old, I showed it to him and he's 2.5 now and still loves it. He'll come up to me and ask me for cheerios so he can "read it". I agree that its great for hand-eye coordination and gives kids a fun way to eat a good, healthy treat!
Bottom line, this book isnt for every child but if you're child is into books and is curious then he'll love it!

This book is a lot of fun. My son loves cherios and cars, so i thought he would like it. I was wrong...He LOVES it!! We play while reading and he play tricks with me, something instead of putting the cherios to fill in the missing spot he eats it. He cracks up! It is a fun way to learn and read!

My grandson loves this book, and grandma loves it because it keeps him busy and quiet in church. Although he squeals when he places the cheerios in the right places on each page, he then pops the cheerios in his mouth and is quiet!

I have a 2.5 year old and she's bored with it. Seems like it would be best for kids under 2 who are still working on their motor skills. It's bright and cheerful and a nice sturdy book.