Rocket Science for Babies: A Fun Space and Science Learning Gift for Babies or White Elephant Gift for Adults from the #1 Science Author for Kids (Baby University)

Well, I am not actually sure that this is for babies, but it certainly gave a laugh to the parents of my grandchildren. It’s cute.

My husband is an engineer for Blue Origin’s rockets and this is a really fun book to read to our kids with a very simple and easy way for them to understand the basics for rockets snd flight. This one out of the entire bundle seems to be our oldest child’s favorite book! They also love the shapes and colors.

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Excelente para el aprendizaje de mi bebe, le llama mucho la atención.

Babies need parents to read to them. They need parents to read ALL kinds of books but from the earliest of age they need to have seeds planted to encourage them that they CAN learn math, science, arts and creative subjects. This author has insight and given FUN, EASY to read and UNDERSTAND (yes for parents too). Help your child as they grow, learn and plant quality seeds for their education.

Awesome! I gave this book to a fellow engineer for his new baby. He LOVED them also! As a former educator, I highly recommend introducing your little ones to these advanced concepts at a very young age! They break down the concepts so that even Mom & Dad will understand! Lol! They are hard board (not bored!) books. So they are great for babies too! I LOVE them! I want the others in this series!

I love these books! I just wanted to point out that airplane wings have a flat bottom so that the air traveling under the wing moves faster than the air flowing over top of the wing creating lift. The fins on a rocket are uniform to create stabilization during flight.

My three year old granddaughter and four year old grandson both enjoy reading the books in this series over and over. It's very helpful to get them exposed to the vocabulary and concepts of the science contained in the books. I need to come up with some hands on ways of physically showing them the concepts presented. I can tell that they are learning because after about the third consecutive reading their brain gets tired and they are ready for a break, but that doesn't stop them from bringing the books back to me later in the day to read again. My grandson has the words on the pages memorized and will hopefully begin to start actually reading the words.