Look, Baby, Look! at Home - (Look Baby Look!) (Board Book)

Book Synopsis

A large-format gift book with flaps featuring hundreds of everyday objects for babies to look at and talk about, with bright, stylish illustrations from Louise Lockhart

Look, Baby, Look!
There's a table and a chair.
Two bowls and a knife and fork, a fluffy teddy bear.

Families will return again and again to this beautifully designed lift-the-flap book featuring hundreds of familiar objects from around the home. Arranged by theme, with a playful rhyming text and charming artwork, Look, Baby, Look! At Home is a stylish choice for hours of entertainment. Vibrantly printed with neon ink to help stimulate a baby's developing eyesight and packed with recognizable objects from the kitchen, playroom, bath, and more, this comforting spotting book, the first in a series, will encourage discussion and help toddlers build their vocabulary.

Listen to the free Stories Aloud audiobook--just scan the QR code on the back cover to hear the book read aloud!

Review Quotes

Toddler-PreS-This lively and engaging book is packed with lift-the-flap surprises and a multitude of items to discover. Young children will delight in exploring each page, searching for the objects highlighted in the playful, rhythmic text: "Look, baby, look! There's some tissues, and a jug. A telephone, four diapers, and a white and yellow mug." The vibrant, neon-colored illustrations showcase 28 unique items, creating a stimulating experience. While the abundance of objects on each page may feel slightly overwhelming to some, the additional lift-the-flap feature adds an element of excitement that will captivate little readers. Reminiscent of Richard Scarry's beloved seek-and find works, this book offers endless opportunities for interaction and discovery.
VERDICT A solid addition to library collections, perfect for encouraging observation skills.

--Brooke Newberry, School Library Journal

About the Author

Louise Lockhart is the founder of the design firm The Printed Peanut, creating illustrations for books as well as products for Mini Boden, Anthropologie, and others. She creates her work by cutting shapes from paper and scanning them so she can add color and texture digitally. She is the illustrator of Tummy Time fold-out board books among many other books for children. Louise has a studio in a renovated cotton mill in a small town in England, where she also lives with her young family.