Educational Supplies and Learning

Animal Babies in the River Board Book

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$3.77 $5.99 In stock

Have you ever wondered what a baby swan, snake, eagle or otter is called? Find out what creatures and their young are called in this sweetly illustrated board book. Each book focuses on a specific habitat and its inhabitants. Large form illustrations sketched in bright yet calming colors are sure to captivate children and readers alike. Perfect quick read for babies or toddlers. Fun, bright and informative - this board book will make a very stylish (and educational) addition to your library.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Eli N. ★★★★★

The river habitat theme is such a clever way to teach animal names, and the board book pages are sturdy enough for eager little hands. My son loves pointing at the baby otter and practicing the sounds each creature makes.

Richard ★★★★★

My toddler is obsessed with turning the pages of this one every night, and the sweet river animal illustrations are perfect for her age. I love that it teaches the proper names for babies like otters and swans, so we're both learning something new. The board book is sturdy and has held up great to a