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Reddit mentions of I See a Monster Touch and Feel Book

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I See a Monster Touch and Feel Book
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I See a Monster! is a fun Touch and Feel Book for toddlers, manufactured by Bendon PublishingChildren love to lift the flap to see who is hiding and fuzzy, fluffy textured patches add to the funSuitable for children age 2 and up, the book measures 8'' x 9''Manufactured by Bendon Publishing International, provider of entertaining, high quality books and activities for children
Specs:
Height0.25 inches
Length8 inches
Number of items1
Weight0.98987555638 Pounds
Width5 inches

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Found 2 comments on I See a Monster Touch and Feel Book:

u/fifthredditincarnati · 2 pointsr/raisingkids

My son knew all his letters at age 2 as well. At 3 he was reading out street and shop signs, and now at 4 he can read simple books by himself. All we did was read books with him from a young age. He watches about an hour of TV/videos every day, stuff like Pingu or Dora or Thomas or kids' songs on youtube - none of which can be credited with teaching him to read, I think it was just reading with him.

Some of his favorite books (in chronological order):

  • Classics like Goodnight Moon and The Very Hungry Caterpillar

  • I See A Monster

  • Funny Face - highly recommended, gave my two-yr-old a simple way to recognize and express his emotions

  • Five Little Monkeys Jump on the Bed and other similar sing-along and/or play-along books, which greatly helped him begin to sight-read words.

  • Catch Me, Catch Me, the first book he learned to read by himself. Simple rhyming text combined with his favorite theme, trains.

  • That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown - his latest favorite: great story, great mix of repeating words and new/challenging words without ever going completely over his head.



    I'm a stay-at-home mom so we probably have more time to read with kids than families where both parents work. But even so maybe you can still try: we only read about one book a day on average, so making it a bedtime routine would put two-working-parent kids on the same footing as ours.
u/shlomo127 · 1 pointr/childrensbooks

My twins have this book, it’s called “I See A Monster” : https://www.amazon.com/See-Monster-Touch-Feel-Book/dp/1581174837

It ends with a mirror page right?

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