TouchThinkLearn: 123: (Childrens Books Ages 1-3, Interactive Books for Toddlers, Board Books for Toddlers)

My mom got our baby this book when she was about 1 year old, and we have had the best luck getting her interested in numbers (and alphabets - we also have the companion one) with this one. The design is immaculate and really stimulates their imagination. The numbers all "pop out" so we run our fingers together over them to feel them. It's designed so it's easy for little hands to flip. Highly recommend.

The book is nice and solid. And the illustrations are fun.

High quality book, very nice binding. I will be giving it to my daughter for her 1st birthday in April 2021 (...after she is hopefully finished with chewing everything she gets in her hands! )Elizabeth is very tactile and I think she’s going to love this book! I am really excited to find a book about numbers that is also tactile.

All of the books we have from them are really great quality. Thick board pages we’ll put together. This book is also good quality, but the images are much more abstract which is not the best for younger kids. My toddler loses interest in these more quickly than his other number and alphabet books. I also found a lot of the images to be similar (worm, snake, caterpillar or horse, donkey, camel). I would 100% buy his books still. My kid loves the other 2 we have. But in future I’ll maybe pay more attention to the type of images included.

My 18mo also has the ABC and Wild Animals books. When she began showing interest in numbers we got her this book and she immediately took to it. She brings it to us to read it with her all the time. Kids learn best when they find the subject fun or interesting. She is a little ahead for her age right now and knows the alphabet, counts to 20, knows shapes, animals, etc. and these books are a modern, creative, minimalistic way for her to engage those interests. The Color book is next!

I gave this to my one year old grandson. He loves to look and play with it!

Love this book. A multisensory approach to learning- this book has both tactile and visual aspects. I love that each number corresponds to an item. My youngest loves the number two because it corresponds with a slug!

We’ve had this book for about 3 weeks and it’s coming apart. It’s a really good book for kids, the illustrations are really nice, good sensory.

The media could not be loaded.  Esta muy padre el formado. Al principio dude en comprarlo porque se me hacía algo caro, pero quedé sorprendida en cuanto lo recibí. Es un libro gordo, de pasta de cartón gruesa, con un excelente diseño y diferente a todos los demás libros de cartón que hay en el mercado. La forma en que lo diseño el autor hace que a los niños les llame la atención y desarrollen su imaginación para comprender las diferentes formas a las que se refiere contento los círculos que suman cada número. A mis hijos les encanta tanto los colores, como la textura. Debo mencionar que lo compramos cuando Amazon tuvo su promoción del 3x2 en libros que venían de USA, así que prácticamente salió gratis, pero nos gustó tanto que compraremos los demás libros de la colección aunque sea a precio regular, Así que se los recomiendo!!!

Being a graphic designer, this book really ticked all the boxes for me. It is as beautiful to look at as it is fun to read. It's a showpiece in a kid's library.. My son absolutely adores this book along with the animal one from the same author. Well done!!!

Hermoso en todos sus ángulos, y atrapa a mi niño leyéndolo y jugando una y otra vez, perfecto para repasar los números o aprenderlos.

We bought both the abc and the 123 book. The front of both were dirty and edges were bent and I couldn’t get them all cleaned off but in the 123 book there were what looks like oil stains in the back 2 pages so I think it was used instead of new even though we paid for new. We just received them today and are in the process of returning the 123 book. The books themselves are really fun and cute!!! Great fit for babies or toddlers.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a beautifully illustrated book by as a reception teacher I was slightly confused by the choice of pictures to make up each number. Every animal seems to have been made out of one more dot than the number displayed which makes it all slightly confusing. For example the picture of the slug (2) is actually the made up of three dots or two lines. It’s the numicon shape for 3. Might just be me but I think it’s quite confusing!!