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by Priyanka Agarwal Mehta (Author)
Make your toddler's daily routine fun! Learning new skills with family and friends can be so exciting! In this heartwarming story, Dad invites Hippo to come to swim with the child and together they enjoy getting their hair wet and floating around. The perfect book to introduce swimming to your child. This book is part of our six-book series, ' The Animal Series.'
A Thoughtful Gift: Whether you're nurturing your child's early learning journey or searching for the perfect gift for a newborn, this children's book offers endless moments of joy, learning, and bonding.
Skills Your Kids Will Learn from this Toddlers Board Book:
Cognitive Development: Involving their favorite animals in daily tasks enhances your child's understanding of routine and problem-solving, making these tasks exciting and engaging.Vocabulary Building: Simple words and phrases promote early language development and expand your child's vocabulary.Imagination & Creativity: Fun animal characters spark curiosity and inspire kids to use their imagination and think creatively.Empathy: Short stories of animals doing familiar tasks help children develop empathy by relating to the characters and their experiences.Early Reading: These interactive books for babies enjoyably introduce reading, encouraging a love for books from a young age.Sensory Engagement: Each board book from this box set features bright, colorful illustrations that stimulate visual senses and help children focus better.This book is part of a six-book series titled ' Animal Series' . The other titles in this collection include:
The Panda Who Came To ReadThe Cat Who Came To LunchThe Pig Who Came To BatheThe Giraffe Who Came To PlayThe Leopard Who Came To StretchAuthor Biography
Priyanka Agarwal Mehta is a mother to two vivacious girls and most of her books stem from her interactions with her daughters. Her books include subtle themes of empathy, problem-solving and communication - capabilities that she considers key to a happy and successful life. She holds a BA from Northwestern University and an MBA from the University of Cambridge. She sits on the board of several educational institutions. Her work is fueled by a deep respect for children, emphasis on research and a love for learning. She enjoys theatre, talking to strangers and making up silly games to play in restaurants. She lives with a big family, five dogs and too many books in Ahmedabad, India.
