Baby's Box of Fun: A Karen Katz Lift-The-Flap Gift Set: Toes, Ears, & Nose!/Where Is Baby's Belly Button?/Where Is Baby's Mommy?

My 11M old loves these books so much, especially the one ‘where is baby’s belly button‘, she enjoys reading the books and already knows where’s her belly button,feet, hands, mouth and nose. So cute!

My little boy really liked “excuse me” another book in the series so bought these too, really nice books but as a British parent have to change the words “closet, kitty, wagon and mommy”

It’s fun to read with the little one! Definitely worth buying it.

Love these books - some of my favourite for my little boy!

My daughter is eight months old and has been obsessed with Karen Katz books for half her life now! She already had Auntie and Me and with this set, she adores the Where's Mommy? book. The other two in the set are a bit too similar to each other and don't catch her attention as much, hence the four stars.

grandson loves this selection especially ears nose and toes

Cute book

I bought this set on the recommendation from here but am not terribly impressed. First, the flaps on the pictures - currently, the biggest attraction for my 9-month-old - are rather flimsy and can be easily torn off. Second, conceptually the books in the set are identical, just focusing on different body parts, so I do not see much value in having them all. Admittedly, my daughter is not really interested in the "story" in the books now but rather the physical experience of touching, lifting the flaps, turning and chewing the pages, so the books may become a hit in a few months' time (unless they are totally torn and chewed by then). Oh, and I was given one of these books in the SureStart book set, so now we have even more of them!

I have been reading Karen Katz books to my daughter ever since our "Pat the Bunny" book bit the dust when she was only 4 months old (the binding was just too flimsy!) My daughter is now 13 months and I can safely say that Karen Katz lift-the-flap books are THE BEST choice for active/spirited babies and toddlers. Unlike other children's books, they are *very* sturdy, colorful, and teach children fine motor skills, as well as racial differences (African American, Asian babies are featured in the "Where is Baby's Belly Button" book). My daughter rips and pulls at the flaps on these books in her glee of me reading them to her...and, although they are very folded and crinkled up, all of the flaps are still in tact!! I also like Counting Kisses and Daddy Hugs, but I'd suggest buying the lift-the flap books like this set because they are so much more entertaining and hold the child's attention better. As a follow on to this set, I'd suggest the Grandma, Grandpa and Daddy lift-the-flap books, my daughter loves the Daddy one even though it's geared toward a little boy. I will be buying these books for all of my friends' baby showers, they make a perfect gift!

Love it!

I love the books, they are fun and educational bit a little pricey.

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My kid loves these books.