Start Little Dream BigChildren's Busy Board Books (3 Books)
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This bundle contains 3 interactive board books for children aged 2 and up. Titles include Busy Bear's New Home, Little Owl Says Goodnight and My Very Busy Day.
Little Owl Says Goodnight
Kids will love this fun fall follow-up to Flutterby Butterfly and Hoppity Frog, with interactive slide-out panels on each page! It's night-time, and Little Owl wants to say goodnight to all her friends before she goes to sleep. She sees something fluffy peeking out from the bushes: Goodnight, Mommy Bunny! She sees stripy tails hanging from the trees. Goodnight, racoons! Children will love pushing out the sturdy sliders on each page of this board book until Little Owl has said goodnight to a bunch of different animals, and finally, her family!
Busy Bear's New Home
Busy Bear needs to find a new home before winter. Come and help him look. Children will love pushing out the sturdy sliders on each page of this book until they find him a home-sweet-home
My Very Busy Day
Playing at the park, visiting the museum, going to the theatre... even going to a party - let's play! My Very Busy Day provides a perfect introduction to first words about people, places and things that pre-schoolers will be starting to experience for the first time. Chunky pages with shaped tabs along the edges encourage your child to turn the pages themselves, engaging their curiosity and improving hand-eye coordination. Busy, colourful scenes and playful rhyming text about key new experiences, build familiarity and inspire independent learning through play. Written by bestselling author Smriti Prasadam-Halls with art by Amy Cartwright, this is part of Parragon's preschool range Start Little Learn Big. At Parragon, we aim to support parents and caregivers in building a solid foundation for educational, social and emotional readiness in children. That's why we created Start Little Learn Big: to encourage children to explore their world and grow from little learners to the big kids in town!
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