(Where Is Babys Belly Button?) By Katz, Karen (Author) Hardcover on 01-Sep-2000

Karen Katz is our favorite author. My older daughter used to have the whole collection of these books. Now the little one loves this one as well! It was the first “real” book she fell in love with, at around 10 months.

Wonderful book for a young toddler

Babe loves to lift the flaps.

Great book for babys and toddlers, it’s great to teach body parts.

Im a newborn specialist and lives reading for my babies so I always recommend these books for mums

Gifted to granddaughter and this is how she learned her body parts. She enjoys having it read to her.

My son comes back to this book every day and loves to lift the flaps.

I didnt believe the excellent reviews of this book. I mean, how could it suck kids in as people claim? Its a book...with cardboard flaps. Big deal. But boy was I wrong. All three of my kids (2, 4, 6) love playing with this book. They dont carry it around all the time, but whenever they stumble upon it in their trove of books, it entertains them all for quite a while. My oldest loves to read the questions, the 4 year old loves making up what he thinks the questions should be and the 2 year old loves pointing out the things she knows, whether it is simply lifting the flap and answering that question or identifying everything on each page.

My 9 mo old loves opening and closing things. The flaps on this book keep him entertained. The only downside is that the pages are like a thin cardboard. They are not thick like some flap books are. My baby has damaged the book quite a bit and even ripped a flap off. I taped it back with packing tape and anticipate doing the same for many other pages. Still, it is a cute concept, and I dont regret purchasing.

Cute book for any age really. Great for teaching body parts. My son is a late talker and his Dr said to get more books to read to him where I can also point out things and tell him what it is such as a kitten in the background or a tree...this book makes that easy and also makes it fun with the flaps which distracts him and makes him pay attention to the book instead of wanting to go get another one.