Lift-the-Flap Book - Bee, Where Are You? Lift-the-Flap Book - Bee, Where Are You?
Lift-the-Flap Book - Bee, Where Are You?
Lift-the-Flap Book - Bee, Where Are You?

Lift-the-Flap Book - Bee, Where Are You?

Gottmer

€11.99
Concentration & memory
Language and communication
Senses

With Bee, where are you?, babies and toddlers embark on a cheerful journey of discovery through nature. A ladybug, dragonfly, spider, and, of course, a bee are hidden behind the colorful felt flaps. And under the very last flap, a fun surprise awaits: a mirror in which children can discover themselves!

The sturdy felt flaps are specially made for little hands, making turning pages and exploring extra fun. Ingela P. Arrhenius' recognizable illustrations, bright colors, and simple texts perfectly match the world of young children. An interactive book that invites joint reading, searching, and playing "peek-a-boo!" time and time again.

During reading aloud, language development, fine motor skills, concentration, and curiosity are playfully stimulated. Reading together also strengthens the bond between parent and child and lays a beautiful foundation for a love of books.

  • Author: Ingela P Arrhenius
  • Number of pages: 10
  • Language: Dutch
  • Dimensions: 19cm x 19cm x 2cm
  • Age: 1+ years

Children who are read to have a familiar feeling with books, so there is a good chance that they will later become enthusiastic readers themselves. They will be able to read independently more quickly. They will also be less bored at school, they will be more eager to learn, they will have broader general knowledge and they will develop better.

Interactive reading; You can involve your child more in the story by asking questions, for example.
Afterwards you can talk about the story and your child's experiences in order to create an imagination with the living environment.
Reading together before going to sleep ensures peace and regularity.
Try to act out the story in the book with the whole family. This way the child will fully live the event. With the help of reenacting you can pay attention to story comprehension.

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