First 100 Words (Bright Baby) Board book – Illustrated, August 1, 2005

This is a good book to have for little toddlers to learn their first word. I used this book for both of my kids. Very useful and worth the buy.

"First 100 Words" board book has been an absolute game-changer in our household, proving itself to be an essential cornerstone in our baby’s early learning and language development journey. From the very first page, the book captivates with its bright, bold illustrations that perfectly capture the essence of each word, making it incredibly engaging for little ones.The book is thoughtfully organized into categories such as food, animals, toys, and more, which not only aids in vocabulary building but also in cognitive organization skills. Each word is presented with a clear, visually stimulating picture, facilitating easy word-picture association—a critical step in language development for young minds.Durability is another area where this book shines. It’s built to withstand the rough and tumble handling by babies and toddlers. The pages are thick, easy for little fingers to turn, and can survive being tugged, drooled on, and even bitten without falling apart. This resilience ensures that it can be a part of your child’s reading journey for years to come.The "First 100 Words" board book is also a fantastic tool for parent-child bonding. We’ve spent countless hours pointing to pictures, saying the words together, and talking about the images, which not only helps with word recognition but also strengthens our connection.In conclusion, I cannot recommend the "First 100 Words" board book highly enough. It’s not just a book; it’s a doorway to learning, discovery, and precious moments of togetherness. Whether you’re reading to a newborn or engaging with an active toddler, this book grows with your child, making it a timeless addition to any young learner’s library.

The media could not be loaded. This large board book is great! The size and durability is perfect for baby and toddler. My toddler enjoys flipping through all the pages and pointing to the pictures. I also read the words and objects out loud and she likes to point. Perfect learning tool for our children.

This book is educational if you want your baby to know basic vocabulary. An absolute must have book for your baby. My go to if a friend has a baby shower. All 5 of my kids enjoyed pointing to the pictures when asking what something is (about 9-12 months) and then pointing to the correct picture when asked where something is (12-18 months) my older 4 kids wore our first book out, so naturally, I bought my current baby a brand new one, and he agrees with his siblings!!

This is my granddaughter favorite book to read with a grown up and on her own. The book is large and the pages are thick and easy to turn.

I was reading a book about how important pictures are to a toddler and older infant; not because you are trying to teach them words, but because the images validate or affirm their experience of the world. I have the 100 first Animals in this series, and all my 8 mo old would do is stare at the cat and dog; animals he has seen before. So, it made sense to give this book, with other images he has seen, a try. I think looking at a giraffe or crocodile doesn't make a lot of sense to him now. He has never seen those animals. He likes this one...he stared at the bathtub page and the rubber duckie. One of the duck images looks just like the one we have.My only complaint is that there are too many images. I'd love to see a smaller, more simple book- because so many images and colors its a bit overwhelming at this point; a little sensory overload. Im sure if he was a little older it wouldn't be a problem.

This book is huge! It's perfect for flipping through the pages because it's filled with vibrant photos and colors. My kids are obsessed! I like that the pages are sturdy and that each page has so many photos that keep their little eyes entertained for more than 5 minutes.

My 22-month-old granddaughter loves it.