Wooden Book
$8.40
In stock
Category: Kit-Komponenten
Das erste Buch für Babys, hergestellt aus nachhaltig gewonnenem Holz
Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 18 reviews)
The pages are thick enough for small hands to grip easily, and the wood grain has a nice natural feel. My 18-month-old keeps coming back to flip through it on her own.
The wooden pages are thick enough for my toddler to turn on her own without tearing, and she loves the simple illustrations that keep her focused. It’s a solid little book that feels like it’ll last through all her reading phases.
My one-year-old loves the smooth texture of these wooden pages — way more interactive than board books. It's held up to chewing and dropping without a scratch.
My 10-month-old immediately started turning the thick wooden pages herself, and the smooth edges give me peace of mind. It’s held up to plenty of chewing and dropping without a scratch.
The chunky pages are perfect for tiny hands to grab and flip, and the wood has held up to a lot of chewing and dropping. It’s such a nice change from all the plastic toys.
The pages are thick and perfectly sized for tiny hands, so my baby can grip them easily without tearing. I love that it's made from sustainable wood, making me feel better about what she's chewing on.
The pages are thick enough for tiny hands to grab without tearing, which is a huge relief. Our baby loves gnawing on the corner during tummy time, and the natural wood finish smells clean. It’s already sparked curiosity in a way plastic toys never did.
Finally, a baby book that can actually survive being drooled on and chewed — the sustainably sourced wood has held up to my teething 8-month-old for a week now with zero splinters. Each page is thick and smooth, perfect for tiny hands to grip and turn.
The pages have a nice, smooth finish that doesn't splinter at all, even after being drooled on constantly. My baby actually flips the thick wooden pages back and forth on her own, which is more than I expected from a first book.
Our little one loves chewing on the corners, and the wood is surprisingly easy to clean with just a damp cloth. The pages are thick enough that she can't bend them, which is a huge plus for a teething baby.