Peepo Baby!

From a practical, parenting point of view this book is excellent - wipe clean and very hardy! Another reason why this book is so pleasing is that it runs through the day-to-day routine/activities that babies and young children go through, such as hiding behind toys, splashing and playing in the bath and of course...the best bit of the day (for parents anyway!) being snuggled up all cosy in bed. This book helps to develop those finer motor skills that babies need to improve by giving them the opportunity to turn their own pages and lift the flaps - the book is built so sturdily to aid baby's personal achievements by allowing them to try to do things ...  Read the complete review

Peepo baby is a cardboard book so will be hardy enough for young children, it has 22 pages, is published by campbell books and we got ours free from the book start company at our library. This book is ideal for young children as the flaps in the book are large and made of cardboard so wont damage easily, you lift the flaps as you go through the book to reveal who is hiding behind the toy, peering through the window, playing in the bath and in bed. The book is beautifully illistrated with large colourful pictures to keep very youg childrens attention, there is a fun rhyme to accompany eah picture which is great fun for parents and ...  Read the complete review

My son received the book 'Peepo Baby!' by Georgie Birkett free with his Bookstart pack at his nine month developmental check up. It is however available to purchase from Amazon at just £3.79. 'Peepo Baby!' is a lovely little board book aimed at very young children. The cover depicts three children and a kitten peeking from behind a push-along walker filled with building blocks. Just below the picture is stated 'Big flaps for little babies to turn!' Within the book, each page has a flap for baby to turn over in order to reveal something which is hidden. The first page for example says 'Who's behind my big blue car?' and as we turn over a flap which ...  Read the complete review