Open It Up and Take a Look!

ministeps: Mach mal auf und schau mal rein

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  • Lift
  • the
  • flap book with large, extra sturdy flaps
12 pp 12 months + 16 x 16 cm EUR 9.99 August 2019 Board Book 978-3-473-31767-7 • With flaps.

Content

The various little doors of this lift-the-flap book are large and extra sturdy. This cardboard picture book is made from safe materials, meaning the little ones are free to explore it with all of their senses. There are lots of exciting things to see in this lift-the-flap book: There’s a hose inside the fire truck, a doll is hiding in the little house and there’s yummy food in the lunch box.

Opening the sturdy flaps playfully supports children’s fine motor skills and trains their perception. In addition, the “hide-and-seek” aspect offers inspiration for conversations between parents and children. What can you discover together in the book? Does your child recognise the depicted item and does it exist in your home as well? These conversations strengthen the bond between parents and children, inspires the little ones to name the items and supports their language development. Open It Up and Take a Look was developed by pedagogues and supports children in an age-appropriate and fun way!

About the Series

ministeps are made especially for very young children gaining their first experiences with books and toys. The products in the ministeps® program are uniquely designed to correspond to the physical, mental and emotional abilities of babies and very young children, ranging in age from infants to 36 months.

The Author

Sandra Grimm began her career as an editor and is now a freelance author. Her background as a certified teacher offers a sound basis for her books for children and teenagers. She has three young children with whom she can test all her fun ideas.

The Illustrator

Martina Kohl studied Visual Communication in Berlin, Germany, and has been an illustrator of children's books for many years. She is happy when children recognize their own everyday lives in her illustrations, especially when her work sparks their imagination.