mom and baby book

First spread.
We study the count from one to five, and the flowers help us with this: we lay out one, two, three, etc. in front of the child. flower and ask to count.
Flowers also introduce the baby to the concepts of “soft”, “smooth”, “ribbed”, etc. Please find similar and different sensations, find your own herb for each flower. Complicating the task, we ask you to close your eyes and feel like remembering the color of a flower or finding its grass (if necessary, we direct the child’s hands to flowers or grass).
This spread can be a place to role-play with the other cubs of the book. Who is standing, who is lying, who is looking to the right, who is to the left.
Complicating the task, we put all the animals behind the grass, remember the location and close our eyes. Mom removes one animal and asks the baby to look and say who disappeared and how many animals are left.
This is only a part of the games, but how many more can you think of!

Page "Horse".
Here we are already studying the number two, which means that the horse also has two foals.
The horse has a lacing on the mane, we train the tweezer grip and weave a beautiful hairstyle for the horse. To fasten the foals to the magnetic button, the child must first place the horse so that the buttons fall into the holes, and only then we boldly fasten the kids!
We study the concepts of standing, lying, sleeping, waking up. We are training to fasten an air loop from a hat elastic to a button.

Pig Page
Three little pigs fuss in the mud, and in order to catch the fidget, you need to stick it on the Velcro along the silhouette.
Mom - a pig at this time decorously lies down in the same mud, digesting everything that she ate for lunch! We look in the search box, what is edible and not edible she swallowed? Ay-ya-yay! You can't eat boots! And here's the candy, delicious!

Page "Cat".
All kittens hid from the mother cat. Find everyone and count! We pull two kittens left and right, we pull the other kitten up and down, we study new concepts.

Chicken page
The mother hen hid her chicks under her wings. How different they are! What geometric shapes do they look like? Find a silhouette for each chicken.

This book would make a great first birthday  present.

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!!! All my items are handmade, so there may be slight difference between actual picture and photo due to actual and perceived color, fabric placement and/or thread colors.
(!) The colors of the materials may differ slightly from the example in the photo in accordance with our different raw material recipes. It does not change the appearance of the book page.