Baby board books collection - ABC, Wild Animals Fruits and Numbers : early age reading book set, baby first learning books, mini educational books for kids | Combo of 4 Books for kids

Name : Baby board books collection - ABC, Wild Animals Fruits and Numbers : early age reading book set, baby first learning books, mini educational books for kids | Combo of 4 Books for kids

Author : GOWOO

Book Format : Board Book

Edition : 1

Genre : Children's & Young Adult

ISBN : 9789371450911

Language : English

Pages : 51-100 Pages

Publish Year : 2025

Publisher : GOWOO

Reading Age : 2 - 5 Years

Sub Genre : Picture Books

The "Baby Board Books Collection : ABC, Wild Animals, Fruits, and Numbers" is a delightful and educational set designed to introduce toddlers to essential concepts in an engaging and interactive way. This pack of four pocket-sized board books includes ABC, Wild Animals, Fruits, and Numbers, making it ideal for children aged 1 to 3 years. Created by GOWOO, these books promote early literacy, cognitive skills, and an appreciation for nature and healthy eating habits. Each book in the set measures 4.5 x 3.5 inches, making them perfectly sized for small hands to hold and explore. The sturdy board book format ensures durability, even with the rough handling of toddlers, providing long-lasting learning and enjoyment. The vibrant, colorful illustrations and simple, clear text capture young learners' attention, helping them recognize letters, animals, fruits, and numbers. The ABC book introduces toddlers to the alphabet, the Wild Animals book introduces various creatures from around the world, the Fruits book teaches kids about healthy fruits, and the Numbers book helps toddlers with number recognition and basic counting skills. These books are ideal for interactive learning, whether during shared reading time or independent exploration. Perfect for home or on-the-go learning, the "Baby Board Books Collection" is a wonderful gift for toddlers, sparking curiosity, enhancing early develop

Country of Origin : India