Harry N. Abrams Making Faces: A First Book of Emotions
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Description
📖 Unlock your child's emotional IQ with every page turn!
- BUILT TO LAST - Sturdy binding ensures this book withstands toddler adventures
- ENGAGE EDUCATE - Interactive photos make emotional learning fun and memorable
- MONTESSORI APPROVED - Supports early childhood development with proven educational value
- TOP RATED BESTSELLER - Loved by thousands with a 4.7-star rating and high category rankings
- PERFECT FOR ON THE GO - Compact, travel-friendly design fits busy family lifestyles
Making Faces: A First Book of Emotions by Harry N. Abrams is a durable, travel-friendly board book featuring interactive photographic images designed to help toddlers recognize and understand emotions. Highly rated and Montessori-approved, it combines educational value with sturdy construction for lasting use.
Specifications
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,228 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #6 in Children's Books on Anatomy & Physiology #23 in Children's Early Learning Books on Sense & Sensation #36 in Children's Books on Emotions & Feelings |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,337 Reviews |
Reviews
Z**N
Good quality book
Good quality book. Sturdy. The content is fun. You can engage with your baby while reading it.
E**Z
Fun
Perfect for Montessori education
E**T
ET
Good, but it’s not very interactive for my son 1.3 age
N**E
Great introduction to emotions
This book is a great introduction to emotions for little children. They use real baby faces and lots of different looking children - great diversity!! The book is simple but clear which I like. There is also a mirror on the back page which is fun for doing our own emotions.
B**E
Not recommend
Size is cute But the baby's face pictures are not accurate It makes confuses.
C**O
Lindo
Lindo é importante para o autorreconhecimento dos bebês. Minha filha adora!
Z**N
Love it
This book is must for a baby. My baby loves doing the faces and also the mirror
A**N
Kids love it
Only complaint is that the "angry baby" looks sad (crying) and my kids are confused because they can see the baby is sad more so than angry
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