Baby Touch: Food: A sensory touch-and-feel book for babies and toddlers

my baby loves these books, in particular the food and vehicles ones

Good quality sensory book on everyday foods. Enjoyed by 11 month old. Recommended

The media could not be loaded. Not a bad book by all means but the fact it’s described as a touch book makes it a little disappointing due to the fact there’s not many different textures.You get about one texture per page which a few are repeated on different pages so essentially feel the same.However the book is great for learning words and foods, my son loves going through the pages and telling me what something is and the textures are an added bonus.So overall it’s a nice book but I wouldn’t say it’s a touch one, more of a learning foods kind of book.

Lovely 12 page hardback book for toddlers to help teach them the names of food. My 3 year old twins enjoyed looking at all the colourful pictures, learning the words and touching and feeling the sensory pages. Page for breakfast, snacks, lunch, dinner and dessert. Also helps non verbal children to be able to point at what they want

This book is lovely and sturdy and great for teaching little ones foods and colours. My daughter has a great time identifying the foods both typical (Ice cream, broccoli etc) and non-typical (sushi, pancakes etc) and has helped her learn a few new things. Lovely bright colours and very engaging as well as having the lovely 3D edges to the book.

This is a lovely book for younger toddlers, or babies. It is interactive with the touch and feel textures and has very simple text, with repeating phrases and new vocabulary to introduce them all about different foods. It’s bigger than the average board book and pretty chunky, it will be durable because the pages are thick cardboard. Each page also has a tab to help you find easily. Cute graphics and overall it’s just a really cute fun book

This is a wonderful big book full of colourful pictures and plenty of textures for little hands to explore. the book is quite big so it is easiest for little ones to sit with an adult to help turn the pages but my little one loves it.

This tactile food book is a lovely introduction to healthy (and not-so-healthy) good types. The illustrations are vibrant and very cute. It isn’t the most textured book in terms of touch, there are some ribbed illustrations, and some slightly squishy smooth PVC elements. Perhaps there could have been some fabric or other textures included. But it’s still a lovely book for toddlers.