





Paige Tate & Co, Our Big Book of First Words - Board Book
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More than a hundred of the words a toddler needs most — chosen by a speech pathologist, illustrated by a watercolour artist, and built to last.
Where Wishy Washy teaches words chosen for their sounds, Our Big Book of First Words teaches words chosen for their daily usefulness. Over 100 vocabulary words drawn from the places and things that define a toddler's world — animals, transportation, toys, fruits and vegetables, the beach, and the garden — are illustrated in Tabitha Paige's watercolour style across 32 sturdy pages. The 9 x 9 format is large enough to look at together, and the board construction handles everything a toddler can do to a book. An Amazon Editors' Pick for Best Books of 2024.
- 100+ everyday first words: animals, transport, toys, fruits and veggies, the beach, the garden, and more
- Words chosen by a certified speech-language pathologist for maximum developmental usefulness
- 9 x 9 in, 32 pages, board book format — durable for daily reading
- Amazon Editors' Pick: Best Books of 2024
- Written and illustrated by Tabitha Paige, CCC-SLP. Ages 1–3
Tabitha Paige is a licensed speech-language pathologist, award-winning watercolour artist, and author of over a dozen best-selling children's books. Published by Paige Tate & Co., Tabitha brings a rare combination of clinical expertise and fine art to every page. Her books are designed around a child's earliest developing sounds — purposeful by training, and beautiful by instinct.
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