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Baby University Board Book Set: A Science for Toddlers (Gifts for Kids) (Baby University Board Book Sets)
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Original price was: $39.96.$29.68Current price is: $29.68.
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The perfect science baby gift for your future genius!
The bestselling Baby University baby board book set includes educational books for toddlers written by an expert that features colorful, simple introductions to scientific principles for babies. Its approach to early learning is beloved by kids and grownups!
Included in this Four-Book Set:
- Quantum Physics for Babies
- Rocket Science for Babies
- General Relativity for Babies
- Newtonian Physics for Babies
This baby board book set is the perfect way to introduce basic scientific concepts and STEM to even the youngest scientist and makes a wonderful newborn baby gift! If you’re looking for other STEM-minded boss baby toys, books, and gifts, check out the full Baby University series, including ABCs of Biology, Organic Chemistry for Babies, and 8 Little Planets.
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Product name:
Baby University Board Book Set: A Science for Toddlers (Gifts for Kids) (Baby University Board Book Sets)
Price:
Original price was: $39.96.$29.68Current price is: $29.68.
Jennifer –
Birthday present for 1 year old. Parents love the books, and more importantly so does 1 year old. Great pictures and teaches high level information in a easy to understand format.
Andreas B. –
Bestes Geschenk. Auch für Erwachsene 😉
GH –
Really poor attempt at a child’s book. The illustrations are the least engaging I have ever seen for a children’s book and the wording is so overly complex and requires abstract thinking which a child is simply not ready for. My infant was not interested in the images, pre-school niece and nephews were bored and struggled to understand the concepts even when I explained. Complete waste of money and just a quirky marketing attempt by someone who may understand science but has never spent time with a child. I was far better off just showing them how things work after googling for ‘kids science’ activities
Scott Daniels –
great gift
Anna Geisler –
These books explain the science of a topic in a very simple way and do it with cute pictures. The only downside is there is a very limited amount of information included. It’s not like the ABC books by the same author that are basically miniature encyclopedias.
Daniel –
Libros de pasta dura muy bonitos y muy fáciles de explicar!
JCP –
I had a secret desire to start making my kid into a real big science nerd. We saw these books and put them on his Christmas list. When we started reading them to our almost 3-year-old, I was a little disappointed. I didn’t think they were that amazing….UNTIL a few months later, my kid referenced gravity. He brought up the forces pushing down on the Earth!!! I was a proud parent that day.
Ashlee Conter –
Love these books so much, they are so easy to understand! And kids learn SO much from them!! Definitely worth the purchase or as a gift❤️❤️
Jen –
My daughter loves these!! Even though they are super scientific, at 3 years old she can still understand the words and the illustrations help a lot!! These would make an awesome gift for someone!!
James Spalding –
My son absolutely loves these books, thank you so much for creating these Chris! I finally understand the concepts of general relativity, quantum physics, rocket science and Newtonian physics too so well done. These should be used in schools.
Amazon Customer –
Does not get boring, even on the 20th repetition.
Pam Walters –
We just had our first grandchild and these books were such a hit with the parents! They are a perfect first book and come with simple graphics and large type. Can’t wait to read them to our granddaughter!
Sharon Doherty –
I bought these for one of my great-nephews who is three. He has memorized them and can “read” them very well (his mom is awesome and reads with him all the time and also discusses/explains). They are very simple (illustrations and words), so I wasn’t sure how he would like them, but he asks to read them all the time. He actually sounds like he understands the physics involved. He sometimes makes mistakes, but the mistakes show he understands the concepts. I think the simplicity helps him with that, but am also giving credit to his mom for extending his knowledge. Obviously the concepts don’t go very deep, but for the age level, they are great. I think I might use them in my second-grade classroom, also.