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Discovering the Joy of Touch: A Mom’s Review of See, Touch, Feel: A First Sensory Book

As a mom of two rambunctious little ones, both of whom adore storytime, I’m always on the lookout for fresh ways to keep them engaged. One particularly chaotic evening, as I attempted to wrangle my preschooler and my spirited infant, I stumbled upon See, Touch, Feel: A First Sensory Book by Priddy Books. I hoped this colorful, tactile delight would sprinkle a bit of calm on our routine. What I didn’t expect was the delightful chaos it would bring!

This vibrant board book is a sensory paradise, celebrating curiosity and exploration. Perfect for babies and toddlers, it features bright photographs of happy little ones and invites touch with its raised textures, finger trails, and oh-so-fun shiny mirror. Each page is designed to stimulate imagination, with activities that ask questions like, “Can you tap the drum?” or “Can you follow the swirl on the snail’s shell?” It’s not just a book; it’s an adventure waiting to unfold in our living room.

From the moment I introduced it to my kids, both of them were hooked. My toddler, Emma, especially fell in love with the fuzzy teddy bear page, squealing with delight as she stroked the soft texture while I read to her. Meanwhile, my baby, Jake, was captivated by the mirror—his little face lighting up with wonder every time he caught a glimpse of himself. It was a beautiful moment to witness, seeing them so engaged and excited about the simple act of reading together.

The illustrations are vibrant and engaging, making it easy for little hands to explore. I found the writing style to be simple yet effective, with interactive prompts that invited my kids to participate in the story. This created memorable conversations throughout our reading sessions; Emma would frequently declare, “I’m the drum!” and pretend to tap along, turning our storytime into a delightful performance. Jake, on the other hand, still seems to think this magical book was made exclusively for him to chew on! But I can ensure it holds up against his adventures.

There’s something particularly heartwarming about sharing these interactive experiences with my children. Whether it’s Emma giggling as she follows the finger trails or Jake reaching out to touch the textures, each turn of the page brings laughter and joy. In our busy lives, these moments are where I find our family’s heart.

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I wholeheartedly recommend See, Touch, Feel for families with little ones aged 0 to 1 year, but really, any eco-loving parent looking to add some sensory fun to their day will benefit. This book is a perfect gift for baby showers, making a creative addition to any nursery. Whether it’s a one-time read or a cherished family favorite, it undeniably earns its place on our bookshelf.

In a world where life can often feel hectic, books like this remind us to slow down, engage, and celebrate the simple joys of learning together. With See, Touch, Feel, we’re not just reading; we’re exploring the joy of discovery, one tactile page at a time.

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Jennifer C. Wilson

Jennifer C. Wilson is a respected author and baby expert behind the informative blog, advisebaby.com. With years of experience in early childhood development and as a mother of two, Jennifer provides valuable tips and resources for parents looking to provide the best care for their little ones.

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