Baby University Board Book Set: A Science for Toddlers (Gifts for Kids) (Baby University Board Book Sets)

My 9-Month Old Granddaughter's loves books more than anything and out of her vast collection of books, she loves this multi-volume-set more than anything.Do 9-month-olds actually absorb Quantum Mechanics and Astrophysics? Yes, we have seen it with our own eyes. After her first read-thru of Quantum Mechanics and Astro Physics, she crawled over to 3 balls she has on the floor, all which are of different texture and weight - but of approximate equal size - all that look nearly identical to the balls, atoms, earth and sun in the text. She examined and moved the balls while performing a comparison of all 3 balls individually. Prior to reading Astro Physics and Quantum Mechanics, she had absolutely no interest in the balls or had ever performed a physical and/or visual inspection.

Love, Love, Love these books. This is my go to gift for anyone with a new child.

saw these book on The Five on Fox News. They were a gift to Greg Gutfeld for his new baby. I bought these to give as a baby shower gift. These books will give the baby a head start in the world of science.

So excited to begin reading these to my grandson. He’s so inquisitive already. I figure the sooner the better for teaching him

These are great. Like all grand kids mine are above average and now these books have extended their superiority. If nothing else, my non-stem children can appreciate some of the basic concepts their mother and I have worked with for years. These are fun!

Although it's super cute to have these books for your newborns, the issue I have is the basic pictures could be more interesting (a whole page dedicated to a singular color ball is a bit sad to keep attention) & I fully understand that these are aimed for young children but feel that the mental leap between seeing a ball on a page and then having an arrow pointing down to explain Newtonian physics could be done better! Pictures of simple enough for a very young child but the concepts could be shown in better ways and more colorful design given the price. The books themselves are study enough to probably withstand a good few years of wear and tear which is great but just the basic drawings in them feel a bit lackluster and could be improved by either using real-world pictures of balls or something more than singular block color, due to the fact that you are trying to explain abstract principles of physics to children that may not be fully aware of their own appearance! We got them for a 2-year-old but would probably suggest to start to introduce them slightly later on to give them a better chance of understanding some of the explanations behind longer words and abstract concepts.

My Go To Baby Shower gift! Everyone loves it.

Cute set of books! A must for a scientific grandson like mine! Lol