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Tabitha Paige's high-contrast animal art — the kind babies are drawn to from birth — on pages that crinkle, with a clip for the pram or the car seat.
Babies are naturally drawn to bold contrast and textural input, and this soft cloth book delivers both. Tabitha Paige's bestselling black-and-white animal watercolours are reproduced on crinkle pages that delight little hands with sound and texture at the same time as the illustrations engage developing eyes. The attached clip means it can go on the pram, the car seat, or a play gym without it being held by a parent. At 6 x 6 inches it is pocketable and lightweight — the kind of thing that lives in a nappy bag and comes out whenever the moment requires it. Organic materials, food-safe design.
- Soft crinkle cloth book, 6 x 6 in — crinkle pages stimulate touch and sound as well as sight
- High-contrast black-and-white watercolour animal art by Tabitha Paige, CCC-SLP
- Includes a clip for attaching to prams, car seats, or play gyms
- Organic, lightweight, portable — designed for on-the-go tummy time and sensory play
- Ages 0–2; a standout newborn or baby shower gift
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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