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Exploring Shapes and Bonds: A Sweet Review of My First Simple Shapes: Coloring Book for Babies and Toddlers

As a mom of three busy little ones, carving out moments of quiet connection can often feel like trying to catch lightning bugs in a jar. On one particularly chaotic afternoon—post-lunch chaos, toys scattered like confetti, and crayons mysteriously missing—I discovered My First Simple Shapes: Coloring Book for Babies and Toddlers. This delightful book, designed by an independent author, seemed to promise not only a bit of calm but also a way to nurture my children’s growth. Armed with this black-and-white adventure, my heart was ready to dive into the world of shapes—and maybe rediscover my inner child too.

This charming coloring book is filled with 24 cleverly designed images that take little ones on a journey from simple shapes to engaging combinations. Just the thought of guiding my toddlers through this colorful exploration made me giddy! The oversized patterns are perfect for tiny hands learning to grasp crayons and venture beyond their typical scribbles.

As we flipped through the pages, the book’s simplicity was a breath of fresh air. My youngest, just shy of a year, fixated on the high-contrast images, his eyes wide with curiosity as he tracked the shapes. My two-year-old, on the other hand, was in her element! From circles to triangles, she delighted in naming each shape before carefully filling them in with color. We even had a giggle when she tried using a bright blue crayon to “color” a black circle, insisting that it was now “not a circle anymore, but a blue circle”! Her enthusiasm was infectious, transforming our coloring session into a delightful game of imagination.

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Visually, the large patterns are wonderfully designed to engage toddlers. I appreciated that there was enough space for both of my littles to share a page without elbowing each other—major win for peaceful exploration! Plus, the high-contrast colors are not only eye-catching, they play a pivotal role in developing visual perception at a young age, which is a gentle nudge toward those fine motor milestones.

One of my favorite moments? As we reached the combined shapes page, my three-year-old proudly proclaimed, “Look, Mommy! That’s a house! It needs a door!” And together we drew in a door and a window—a beautiful blend of creativity stemming from the book’s prompt. Those moments of interaction and creativity really highlighted how My First Simple Shapes can be a parent-child bonding experience—something that I cherish as the years rush past.

So, who would I recommend this book to? It’s perfect for little ones aged 9 months to about 3 years, especially those who are tactile learners or just love to get messy with art. If you’re a parent looking for something to spark a bit of quiet and creativity in your home, or if your child is just starting their artistic journey, this book is a wonderful addition to your family’s library.

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In our cozy little corner of the world, My First Simple Shapes has become a gentle favorite, a cherished companion during our coloring adventures. It’s not just a one-time read—it’s a special part of our home that invites laughter, learning, and love.

Happy coloring, dear friends! 🌈✨

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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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