Baby See, Baby Do

Discover emotions with expressive baby faces and a mirror.

4.3/7 Bookroo expert·4.3/5 Goodreads · 29 ratings

20 pages· ~420L

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Bookroo's summary

Explore a world of emotions with expressive baby faces in this engaging board book. Each page invites little ones to mimic playful, pouty, or sleepy expressions, using a fold-out mirror to practice their own funny faces. Bright photographs capture a range of emotions, encouraging young readers to explore and imitate. Will your baby smile, wave, or pout along with the adorable characters? This interactive experience promises to captivate and entertain curious youngsters as they discover the joy of expressing themselves.

From the publisher

Baby smiles. Baby waves. It’s your turn, now you do it, too! Whether silly or sleepy, playful or pouty, the expressive babies featured in this first board book of emotions are sure to enthrall curious youngsters. Bright, cheerful photographs highlight a range of emotions and movements that babies will love to imitate—and with an attached fold-out mirror to accompany every sturdy page, little ones will have no trouble practicing their own funny faces!

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 20
Reading age: 0–3
Audience: Board
Lexile: ~420L

Themes & topics

Books about feelings and emotions Books about babies Books about emotions Books about imagination and play Books about first concepts

What readers & critics say

Reviews

4.3

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4.3

“This board book comes with a mirror that folds out so that as you turn each page, you'll see the baby doing two actions and the little reader can mimic the actions and see themselves doing so in the mirror. A lot of the actions are emotion related, others are talking and waving, etc. I think this is a great concept to help littles learn about different emotions, and the mirror aspect is super fun, but it bothers me that under the mirror it says, "Now you do!" to the baby. Just not great grammar...”

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