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

My daughter loved this book and even though she is 3 years old now, she would still smile and play along with the peek a boo features.

I have purchased this book many times as a baby shower gift and it always seems to be a big hit. It is a book for only very young children, preschoolers would be very bored with it. This is a lift the flap book though, so it is only for reading with your small child together. Otherwise the flaps will be ripped off on the very first reading. Also, I do not recommend buying this as anything but brand new, even if youre getting it for your own child.

This will make a very cute gift at the baby shower Ill be attending in a couple weeks. I like the fact that the book is in a cardstock form. I think this is a cute way for a baby to learn some body parts in a peekaboo format. I would just be wary of the flaps because those are not cardstock, so if a baby grabs ahold of it, it will not take much for it to tear off. The good news is that this book is inexpensive enough to repurchase a new one if that happens.

Baby loves to pull and chew on this flap book. I wish the material of the flaps was thicker for just this reason. I had to tape over them with packing tape so they wouldn’t get ruined.

The is my granddaughter’s favorite book! She is only 15 mos. old. She has dozens of books but she will go thru them all and choose this one every time. I believe it’s because of the interactivity of the flaps. She loves flipping them.

My daughter LOVES this book and therefore so do I. Its a lot of fun letting her flip up the flaps to see whats there (I.E. belly button, hands, feet, etc.) She really gets a kick out of it. Only thing is with a 15 month old youve gotta be really careful just letting them read it on their own because it is not made of thick material and can tear easily. I just keep it put away until we can read it together. This is the only reason I am not giving it 5 stars.

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.

I got this book for my then 5 month old infant and he was fascinated with the concept of things concealed. This was the first book he actually loved and engaged with. We read through this book with him daily. He quickly grasped the concept of Where is ... and was excited when the flaps where lifted to reveal the item. I noticed that he also quickly translated it to things in his surroundings. When asked where is Dada etc, he would look in the direction of the person or item long before they, meaning the experts, said he should. He is now 13 months old and still loves the book. Ever since he could walk and multitask, it surprised us that he would take this book up and walk to either his Dad or me so we could read it to him. Needless to say, its pretty worn at this stage. If there is a less than positive remark I can make is that, although its a board book, my little guy found a way to rip most of the flaps off. There is tape on every page :-) Not so sure if they could make it any sturdier though. Love this book!!! Definitely get it for your little one.

Ive had this book for about 18 months now and my kids still love it! My daughter turned one and reads it several times a day. My son loved this book when we first got it at 18 months. They play Peekaboo with all the babies. I use the book to teach them to point to an eye, nose, mouth, hair, etc. The book is still in fairly good condition. They also love from 9 months to about 3 years old: 1. Wheres Spot? https://amzn.to/3K1HTFg 2. Baby Faces Peekaboo! https://amzn.to/3HOKfFz 3. Never Touch a Spider! https://amzn.to/3n5sXw1