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Pierre Lemaitre

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All Creatures Great and Small

Parents, grandparents, and teachers will enjoy reading to the littlest ones and showing them the colorful artwork. It is sturdy and safe for a small child to look at by themselves as they are enthralled by the sweet and colorful artwork. This padded board book features whimsical animals with easy-to-read text. Ideal for early readers.

Reading All Creatures Great and Small to a baby offers tremendous benefits that support emotional bonding, cognitive development, and early language skills--long before a child can speak or even fully understand what is being read. One of the most significant benefits is the nurturing connection it creates. When a parent holds a baby close, speaks in a gentle voice, and shares a quiet moment with a book, the baby feels safe, loved, and attended to. These early experiences build trust and form the foundation for a secure parent-child relationship.

Reading aloud also stimulates a baby's developing brain. Even very young infants benefit from hearing the rhythm, tone, and melody of their parents' voices. Repeated exposure to language strengthens neural pathways and helps babies begin recognizing sounds and patterns that will later form the basis for speaking and understanding words. Research shows that babies who are read to regularly tend to develop stronger vocabularies and language skills once they begin talking.

Features of this book:

Large text, easy to read for youngsters
Beautiful, colorful artwork throughout
Think cardboard pages
Full cover illustrations will help to focus on Jesus
Soft, padded cover
Saddle stitched
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Imprimatur

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Books also introduce babies to images, colors, shapes, and emotions. Simple pictures and bold illustrations capture their attention and encourage visual development. Over time, pointing to pictures and naming objects helps babies make connections between words and the world around them.

Another important benefit is establishing reading as a joyful habit. Babies who grow up with books as part of their daily routine are more likely to enjoy reading as they grow older. This early positive association often leads to stronger literacy skills, better concentration, and a lifelong love of learning.

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