Evolution for Babies - Board Book
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Evolution for Babies - Board Book
$9.99
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by Chris Ferrie (Author), Cara Florance (Author)
Discover the story of life on Earth--told in a way babies can understand.
This engaging board book brings the awe of evolutionary biology to young minds with bold, playful visuals and expert simplicity.
Created by real scientists, physicist Chris Ferrie and biochemist Cara Florance, Evolution for Babies translates big ideas--mutation, adaptation, natural selection--into small moments of wonder. With each turn of the page, children begin to grasp how life evolves, grows, and survives in a changing world.
Why Families and Educators Love This Book:
- Teaches real science in a toddler-friendly way: Builds confidence and curiosity from the start, for children ages 0-3
- Creates meaningful moments of connection: Bond with your little one by exploring fascinating ideas together
- Part of a Trusted Series: From the Baby University series with over 3 million books sold
- Ideal Gift for Smart Starts: A thoughtful pick for baby showers, birthdays, or early STEAM education libraries.
Whether you want to give your kid a head start in science, or just want smarter storytime, this board book is a standout way to make early reading educational and engaging.
Number of Pages: 24
Dimensions: 0.6 x 7.9 x 8 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: June 05, 2018
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