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Classic Rhythms and Rhymes Board Books - Set of 8

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$46.2 $68.95 In stock

Category: Board Books

18 months & up. Introduce your children to these classic rhymes with this wonderful set of Classic Rhythms and Rhymes Board Books. Sharing rhymes helps babies to begin to understand the natural patterns of speech. Your children will love singing and dancing along to these popular nursery rhymes with their friends or family. This set of board books promotes literacy, imagination, and early vocabulary skills. Each book contains thick pages that are easy for smaller hands to turn. Set of 8.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

David A. ★★★★★

I love that these board books are just the right size for little hands to hold and turn the pages themselves. My 20-month-old already tries to "read" along with the rhythm of the rhymes.

Brian ★★★★★

The pages are sturdy enough that my toddler can't easily rip them, and the pictures are bright without being overwhelming. She's already trying to mimic the sounds from "Itsy Bitsy Spider.

John ★★★★★

Our 20-month-old loves flipping through these sturdy board books on her own—the pages have held up to some serious chewing and bending. Hearing her try to clap along to "Pat-a-Cake" is already worth it.