Little Ones: My First Words
My First Words Coloring Book for Toddlers Ages 1 to 4
- For
- Toddlers, ages 1 to 4
- Pages
- 108
- Format
- Paperback, 8.5 x 11 inches
- Language
- English
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Color it, point to it, say it!
Little Ones is a first coloring book made for the smallest artists. Each picture gets its own page: one big, friendly picture with thick, simple outlines and the word printed underneath in large letters, so coloring time is also word time.
Inside you will find 50 first words in five easy groups:
- Animals: cat, dog, cow, duck, fish, bird, horse, pig, sheep, bunny
- Yummy Food: apple, banana, carrot, egg, cheese, grapes, strawberry, bread, milk, cupcake
- At Home: bed, chair, cup, spoon, ball, book, shoe, hat, clock, lamp
- Out and About: sun, tree, flower, house, car, bus, boat, train, moon, star
- Let's Play: kite, balloon, teddy, drum, umbrella, bike, truck, plane, bucket, rainbow
What makes this book different
- One big picture per page, with nothing small or fiddly
- Thick lines that are easy for little hands and chunky crayons
- Every picture is printed on its own page with a blank back, so marker bleed-through lands on a blank page
- Tips for grown-ups to turn coloring into talking
A perfect first coloring book for toddlers, preschoolers and little ones learning to talk. Always supervise young children with crayons and markers.
Take a peek inside
A few real pages from the book. The printed pages are full size, with no watermark.
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