What Does Baby Say?: A Lift-the-Flap Book (Karen Katz Lift-the-Flap Books)

by Karen Katz

Book Overview

A cranky baby says... Waah-waah A cuddly baby says... Ma-ma Karen Katz's distinctive illustrations bring baby's words to life Lift the flaps in this sturdy board book to see what a hungry baby, a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0689866453
• Release Date: November 2004
• Publisher: Little Simon
• Length: 16 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.4" x 0.5" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Missing flaps

This is a children book and there is flaps that tells the story. When i received it 4 pages was missing the flap and this book has only 7 pages so half of the book is damaged. They should not sell these books if its this damaged how can you read it

Fun Book

This is a great book to read to your baby, just don't let him or her eat it!! My daughter loves it and pays attention b/c she recognizes all the "words"!

GREAT FOR THE NEW BABY

What Does Baby Say is a lot of fun for baby with the "peek-a-boo" flap you lift while you tell the story.Soon baby will lift the flap for you at the right time. An excellent opportunity to have fun and learn!

beautiful & bright & fun for baby

The illustrations are so lovely and colourful & my baby loves these books.

My Children LOVE This Book

Okay, so it won't turn your child into an oratory genius! My kids have consistently loved this book and if they'd rather read a book than whine for a video I will not complain. The beautifully and boldly illustrated book is in typcial lift the flap format. Each page asks a question "what does baby say" and the answer is underneath. When baby is sad he says "boo hoo" and when he is tired he says "night night". Your toddlers will love screaming out the answers and pretending to be babies again. Other books by this author I highly recommend are the book about Manners, Where is Baby's Mommy, and Wiggle Your Toes.

My daughter loves this book!

We have all the Karen Katz books, but my daughter (17 mos) seems particularly attached to this one, perhaps because the babies are doing things she does. It's really fun to read it to her because she relates to the baby on each page: hungry baby who wants a bottle, sad baby who has a boo-boo, cranky baby who is crying, and finally, sleepy baby who is nestling down for the night (or nap). The illustrations are lovely and the paper is heavy and survives many a firm baby grasp. A great shower gift and a good one for anybody's baby library.