Books with title Baby Backyard Animals

What does a baby elephant's skin feel like? This touch and feel novelty book for the very young allows the child to explore the different textures of the cutest baby animals. One of a series of "Touch and Feel" books, "Baby Animals" features full-colour photographs of a range of animals accompanied by tactile patches to encourage the child to feel explore and touch all their different textures. Tough and sturdy for little hands to hold the simple text and bright pictures make the books ideal for a parent and child to share.

Introduce your little one to some of nature's most adorable babies.Rookie Toddler books offer fun ways to engage with little ones during story time and play time. Each book includes story-related tips that help extend the reading experience and emphasize key learnings. Engaging photographs and illustrations will delight your toddler while encouraging a love of reading.

Beautifully illustrated Carry Me books with touch and feel to educate and inspire young minds. Carry Me Baby Animals is a new delightful carry-me book all about animals. The touch and feel areas will inspire and delight children as they learn about lots of different animals and what they all might feel like! A cut-through handle means children can carry the book with them wherever they go!

Discover Series Books for Babies & Toddlers Time to bring home a wee little birdie? Or a cuddly little giraffe? In this third Baby Animals book from the Xist Publishing Discover Series, baby birds take the stage and join their darling baby animal friends. Designed to promote interaction with children, BABY ANIMALS 3 features one crisply and clearly photographed animal on each page with the species name beneath. Babies and toddlers will love the bright colored animals and older children will enjoy learning the proper terms for baby animals from around the world. Find More Great Options for Kindle Kids Books! Xist Publishing Children's Books Choose from over 180 illustrated children's books!

Interactive Cards with Images and Puzzles.Book 2: swallow, hedgehog, duck, guinea pig, tortoise, owl, pig, goat, deer, raccoon.All children love animals, especially baby ones, and this set of flashcards depicts some of the most popular.This charming set of cards is primarily aimed at very young children who aren’t yet ready to learn to read, but who are getting intrigued about the world around them. For this reason, the names of the animals and their babies don’t appear on the cards by default. However, it is possible to reveal them by double clicking or double tapping the bottom left-hand corner of the screen.• The cards show bright, attractive and extremely cute photographs of animal parents and their young.• Whether you choose to show the words or not, these appealing cards are a great way to help your child remember the names of animals and their offspring.• The photographic images are easily recognisable and, unlike simplified or cartoon-style drawings, will help children relate what they’re learning to real life.The warm feeling browsing through these images creates is difficult to convey in words.For details on the Alex’s Cards range visit the website http://alex.cards

Interactive Cards with Images and Puzzles.Book 1: chicken, dog, cow, cat, goose, fox, horse, bear, sheep, rabbit.All children love animals, especially baby ones, and this set of flashcards depicts some of the most popular.This charming set of cards is primarily aimed at very young children who aren’t yet ready to learn to read, but who are getting intrigued about the world around them. For this reason, the names of the animals and their babies don’t appear on the cards by default. However, it is possible to reveal them by double clicking or double tapping the bottom left-hand corner of the screen.• The cards show bright, attractive and extremely cute photographs of animal parents and their young.• Whether you choose to show the words or not, these appealing cards are a great way to help your child remember the names of animals and their offspring.• The photographic images are easily recognisable and, unlike simplified or cartoon-style drawings, will help children relate what they’re learning to real life.The warm feeling browsing through these images creates is difficult to convey in words.For details on the Alex’s Cards range visit the website http://alex.cards