Where is Baby's Mommy?

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Summary: Great Book
Review: I bought this book for my daughter when she was 4 months. She has loved this book from the beginning. She is now 9 months old and gets excited when it is time to read this book. We have to read it 3 or 4 times in a row and sometimes that is not enough. Absolutely her favorite book.

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Summary: Great interactive book!
Review: I bought this for my nine-month old who is a year now. She loves any kind of lift the flap book and she really loves this one. Also loves Where is Baby's Belly Button? by the same author. These books are fairly indestructible too (so far) which is a plus!

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Summary: A pleaser for months now
Review: I got this for my daughter at 10 months, and she is 15 months now and still loves it. (Even though she has ripped out 1 flap)
Something very intruiging about looking for mommy under tha flaps and finding favourite toys. I also like the fact that the baby character can be a boy or a girl. I highly recommened!

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Summary: One of Katz's best!
Review: I have had this book since my daughter was almost a yr old and we still read it now at 25 mos...she never tires of the bright colors, the big flaps that are easy to lift....at the beginning just lifting the flaps was exciting for her but now she is understanding the concepts and gets all excited at the end when the boy finds his Mommy...then she turns to me and says Mommy! and hugs me! : ) The book also teaches concepts like in, behind, under etc. and also teaches vocabulary (duck, tub, chair, table etc..)....It is a book that can grow with your child. I think it is one of her best.

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Summary: Another favorite by Karen Katz
Review: I started reading this to my daughter when she was about 7 months. Listening her language and reasoning develop with each passing month is just incredible. She went from knowing when to say "no" and "yes" (after revealing Mommy's hiding spots) to knowing where Mommy is hiding, and naming all the things that Baby encounters along the way. I had to buy a second one because the first one was used and chewed and the flaps were all torn off. (You could say she ate it up.) She's now 21 months and still loving this story.

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Summary: Another favorite by Karen Katz
Review: I started reading this to my daughter when she was about 7 months. Listening her language and reasoning develop with each passing month is just incredible. She went from knowing when to say "no" and "yes" (after revealing Mommy's hiding spots) to knowing where Mommy is hiding, and naming all the things that Baby encounters along the way. I had to buy a second one because the first one was used and chewed and the flaps were all torn off. (You could say she ate it up.) She's now 21 months and still loving this story.

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Summary: 19 Month Old's Favorite
Review: My 19 month old daughter absolutely loves this book! It has become her new favorite. She loves lifting the flaps, and especially identifying the ball in the pictures. She also likes to quack like a duck when she sees the rubber ducks behind the shower curtain. I would say that it is a "must have" for a little one, with its element of surprise and peek-a-boo fun. It also introduces directional concepts, such as "behind" and "under".

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Summary: My daughter started crawling because of this book!
Review: My 7 month old daughter loves this book so much that the first time ever she started crawling was to come sit near me while I read it to her! She always laughs and giggles whenever I take this book out and she comes over to sit next to me. Other books, don't hold her attention and she wanders off after a few pages! I definitely recommend it!

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Summary: My 8 month old loves it!
Review: My daughter was introduced to Karen Katz through Where is Baby's Belly Button. When I saw Where is Baby's Mommy, I had to get it. My daughter loves Where is Baby's Mommy almost as much as she loves Where is Baby's Belly Button. The text is simple and the illustrations colorful and fun for her to look at. She loves looking behind the various items and when we get to the blanket, she kicks her legs and squeals because she knows she is about to find Mommy.I highly recommend Where is Baby's Mommy to all parents with young children.

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Summary: A winner for toddlers!
Review: My oh my, my son really loves this book! (He's currently almost 17 months and has loved the book for about 5 months.) He brings it to be read again and again and loves raising and lowering the flaps as we read the pages. His favorite page involves looking for mommy behind the plant, and I've had to reglue the plant to the page it's seen so much action!