Peek-A-Boo Farm

Like a riddle book about animal farms and doing peekaboo. My 7 months is not that interested yet. Maybe when she gets older she will be so I decided to keep it coz of the riddle. Good language

This flap book is super cute! Each page has a description of the animal and you pull down the flap to reveal what animal it is. My 8 month old daughter loves it!

This barnyard animal board book has brought many giggles to my granddaughter. The perk-a-boo flaps are sturdy and the rhyming is very cute. The clues are ones that will teach the child about each animal. This is a great fir the child to look at by themselves, as well if the child is good at taking care on closing the peekaboo flaps before turning the page.

The pages are crisp and the story is a great interactive read for babies learning to touch and feel.

If your toddler gets really excited over this book, they’re 100% going to rip off the flaps in mere seconds. My toddler LOVES playing peekaboo with this book, and I knew she would. But, like her other flimsy lift-the-flap books, I’ve had to reinforce the flaps with packing tape. It’s a lot of effort and I really would rather being spending hours doing something else... but I sacrifice my sacred “me time during nap time” to reinforce her book. She’s worth it... But I’ll warn you in case you’d rather not. I mean; you could always keep their little hands away until they can show some self restraint (maybe in college? Lol). If you’re not willing to sacrifice the little bit of “me time” that you get... walk away from this one 😂 I mean, it could still be decent without the flaps... but it won’t be as fun. Pages are thick but flaps are glued on and pure paper (easiest flaps to rip off... “Where’s Spot” I’m looking at you!). I have attached a video and you’ll see how I’ve reinforced it. Still lots of fun for her and she enjoys it... but I do wish there was a “chunky flap” version.

Another adorable book from J. Wan! We have a few other titles from this author and I was looking forward to this peek a boo format. My daughter is 18 months and loves making the noises for familiar animals as well as the great illustrations. Great book for little ones!