If
there is one thing that is true about babies and toddlers, it is that
they love to touch. As the first sense they develop, it makes perfect
sense that you would want to use this to your advantage in their
learning and development. One way to do this is with board books, there
are so many different ways to add interaction to a board book and all of
them keep the attention of little ones. Take a little one through an
interactive journey of the night sky this holiday with Crinkle, Crinkle, Little Star, a book by Justin Krasner & Emma Yarlett, made perfectly for little hands.
Crinkle,
Crinkle, Little Star keeps babies interest in a number of ways; the
melody of your voice while reciting the rhyme will be soothing, the
colors of the pictures will catch their attention and as you move
through the stages of nightfall you may be able to teach them a few new
words as well as colors, and the delightful and fun crinkle of both the
cover and the end page are sure to be an exciting experience for any
little ones. As your baby grows, they'll develop fine motor skills
simply by exploring the book, teach them to trace the outline of the
constellations explored within, and they'll also learn to turn a page (a
skill that I still use quite often!).
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