TouchThinkLearn: Numbers: (Board Books for Baby Learners, Touch Feel Books for Children)

My granddaughter love this book, the texture and color of the pages keep her interest.

I bought this book for my daughter's second birthday after we had borrowed ot from the library and she loved it. It is perfect for introducing numbers 1-10 and my 4 year old enjoys tracing the numbers inside (great for practicing writing). Highly recommended as it will be read and enjoyed for many years.

This series of books is unlike any children's board book I have ever seen. The images are simple and the raised and indented portions of the page are really helpful. My 1 1/2 year old has already learned most of his numbers 1-10 from this book. We count the images on the left side of the page and then trace the number on the right side. It is crazy that at just a year and a half my son is pointing out zeros whenever he sees them on a sign, other book, etc. I highly recommend these amazing books by Xavier Deneux that will help your children experience reading through touch as well.

Pricey but a very good book

Quality

Very cute concept. Each number is on the right side of the book (1,2,3 etc) and on the left there is a picture that uses dots (the snails on the cover is for 3). I use this book to teach my baby about numbers (obviously) and she's attentive.

This is a great book to teach a toddler their numbers. Our two year old quickly picked up on the concept of counting the dots. I think he likes the textures. He’s now counting to three so far. Adorable simple images. Nice size board book. Very happy.

The binding is very high quality and the final product is very stylish and modern. I love the cutouts and how each page has a second layer.At this time, I seem to enjoy looking at the multi-layered book more so than my 1 year old. When he gets older, being able to touch each item on the page will be great in learning how to count. This is great concept for linking a child's sense of touch to counting. It's definitely more organized than laying out small toys to teach counting.