A fun animal guessing game with moveable parts
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Book Number 452 – Eyes, Noes, Toes Peekaboo
touch and feel, interactive, peekaboo
Book Number 229 – Peek-a-Moo by Marie Torres Cimarusti
One of my all time favorite books for toddlers who love peek a boo!
Book Number 57 – Who Am I? Baby Animals by Charlie Gardner
This was so fun to read and play with Little N. He loved grabbing the little preview cut out and turning the page. He would flap it back and forth when I said – peek – a- boo -not part of the story, but you can totally do with it! The book gives clues and you guess who the animal is. Once you see the animal, the book suggests things you can do to pretend to be the animal. A great book for play!
Book Number 46 – Rainbow Colors Peekaboo! by Dawn Sirett
Little N enjoyed this one. The flaps were easy for him to lift, and he enjoyed playing peekaboo with this one over and over. Momma loved the vibrant colors.
Book Number 20 – Where’s Spot by Eric Hill
Little N seemed interested in looking for Spot. Unfortunately some of the flaps were missing since we checked it out at the library – oh well. Fun book that gives a great way to talk about different animals. I will probably check this out again when little N is older.
Book 16 – Farm Peekaboo
Little N loves the touch and feel aspect of the book. Great way to talk about textures, animals, and animal sounds. The textures are well secured and safe for baby.
Book 15 – Peek-a-Moo by Marie Torres Cimarusti
So fun – interactive flaps turn this story into peekaboo animal sound fun. Little N loves it!
Book 14 – Whose Toes Are Those by Sally Symes
Interactive book with flaps – kind of a peekaboo guessing game with animals. Momma really liked the repetition. Little N liked the pictures and flaps.
Book Number 11 – Peekaboo Baby by Margaret Miller
Little N liked this one better than the Baby Faces by Margaret Miller. The babies “hiding” seemed to draw him in and keep his attention a bit better.
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