Bright Bbaby Colors, Abc, & Numbers First Words (First 100) Read Free Books and Download eBooks

                
              
Bright Bbaby Colors, Abc, & Numbers First Words (First 100) Read Free Books and Download eBooks
Bright Baby Colors, ABC, Numbers• Introduces three key first concepts: letters, number and colors• Helps babies and toddlers to build their early vocabulary• Large, colorful and sturdy format to withstand repeated learning fun
Series: First 100
Board book: 14 pages
Publisher: Priddy Books; Brdbk edition (April 15, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0312502192
ISBN-13: 978-0312502195
Product Dimensions:  10.8 x 0.6 x 10.9 inches
Shipping Weight: 2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:  4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (616 customer reviews)
Best Sellers Rank: #2,336 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)   #9 in Books > Children's Books > Early Learning > Basic Concepts > Colors   #10 in Books > Children's Books > Early Learning > Basic Concepts > Alphabet   #12 in Books > Children's Books > Early Learning > Basic Concepts > Counting
Age Range: 1 - 3 years
Grade Level: Preschool and up
We have a huge library of childrens books and this is one of their favorite books for my girl and boy. And this is an excellent gift for a 1 -3 year old! My 1 year son loves to point out the few pictures he knows. Great book for working on new words, such as "Can you point to the teddy bear... ball...orange...etc.". Hands down, excellent pictures and great for building vocabulary!
I was surprised with the size of the book. We have other Bright Baby books and this is about 5x the size of the ones we have. This is definitely not a book you can throw into a diaper bag for a day out. My daughter also likes putting her book on her lap when she "reads" and this one she struggles with.I initially bought this to introduce my almost 2-year old to her ABCs but the alphabet in this book is condensed to 2 pages which looks waaay too busy and overwhelming.On a positive note, this is definitely a book that my toddler will be able to use for a couple of years. It has first words, colors, opposites, numbers, shapes and travel (roads, buildings, beach, etc).
I think the Priddy books are FAR BETTER than the DK books which I think are a bit outdated. This book is excellent. The pictures are bright. They are relatable to kids. My child LOVES this book and it has helped with her language skills. As a former preschool teacher and current teacher, this is a great book for labeling items because they are real items in the pictures! I do think the book is a bit larget for a toddler's hands. They make a smaller version (which we also have) boardbook that is more appropriate for little hands but my daughter still drags this one out.I highly recommend this book and all of Priddy's books.
I really wanted to like this book a lot as a good guide to help my baby learn words. The pictures are generally vibrant, so I like that. I understand the desire was to have simple pictures with a solid background, but some of them do not much sense to me (maybe I need to be much younger?). There are various pictures of toys and animals as well as some time, color, counting (to 10) and the alphabet. But I wonder, why is a teddy bear a 'teddy bear' but a rubber duck a 'duck'? A toy boat, a 'boat'? A toddler on a toy 1950s car a 'car'? And why does the fish on the first page look like it's dead? How are eight multi-colored ball/sphere things 'candies'? Why does the little boy illustrating 'back' and 'front' sitting on his diaper in the 'back' view?I like this book because it keeps my baby entertained as we look at the different pictures. She especially loves animals so the cat and dog are great on the first page. I think some of the pictures could be improved upon as it might be confusing to younger eyes. Some other pictures are just bizarre.
With its bright colors, thick board pages, and oversize, this is easily one of my toddler's favorite books. She likes to work through the alphabet and numbers. There is a good balance between pictures, relationships, shapes, and colors.There is even a section of challenging pictures of opposites and different stages of a toddler's day. In all, a good part of her growing library.
This is a wonderful book for a little one, my daughter loves it, the bright colors and photos keep her intrested. It is a great learning tool to have. The book has 8 different sections, first words, my ABC, my numbers, colors, opposites, shapes, time, and our world. Each of the sections are two pages long, except for time and our world, those two are only one page long. This is not an ideal travel book because of its size, it is much bigger than other Priddy books we own, but an excellent book to have for at home learning. I highly recommend the book for any family with toddlers. So if you are looking for a good quality learning book this is a good one for you. I hope my review was helpful to you, if it was pleas click the button below.
My son enjoys the large Priddy books. He has the 100 first animals book and enjoys it very much. This one has 2 alphabet pages which face one another and is nice. The only problem is that it goes A-B-C-N-O . . . In other words, when the book is facing you, the letters wrap to your left and when it hits the bottom of the page, they begin on the top of the right side page. That page also seems a little busy - it feels overwhelming when you first look at it. Otherwise, the book is very entertaining for a little one. My guy likes the 100 first animals book better though.
The First 100 Words book was a favorite of my daughter's when she was first learning to point to things and identify objects, so I thought this would be a great book for teaching her colors, numbers, and the alphabet. It also includes things like prepositions and scenery--it's not just colors, numbers, and the alphabet. It is a very colorful and educational book and my daughter and I like it, but it reads kind of like a baby text book. All of the info is laid out very formally (but with lots of pictures and colors, of course), and it seems that each topic was given only one spread of pages. It's not a bad thing, of course, just not what I was expecting. I prefer My Little Counting Book for numbers and for building her vocabulary b/c it's more playful and less formal. This book is really good though for the alphabet and things not included in My Little Counting Book.
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