First Words Collection 4 Book Box Set by Make Believe Ideas - Padded Board Books - Ages 0-2 - Early Learning Gift Set

Titles in This Set 100 First Words 100 Animal Words 100 Things That Go Alphabet, Shapes, Colours, Numbers Details Condition: Brand New Format: Board Book (Padded) ISBN: 9781800582965 Publisher: Make Believe Ideas Age Range: 0-2 years Overview The First Words Collection is a charming set of four padded board books from Make Believe Ideas, designed to introduce babies and toddlers to their very first words and concepts. Featuring bright, bold illustrations by Dawn Machell alongside simple, clear labels, each book invites little ones to look, point, and learn. Covering animals, vehicles, everyday objects, alphabet, shapes, colours and numbers, this sturdy four-book set is a brilliant early learning foundation and a lovely gift for a new baby or toddler. About the Books This four-book box set brings together some of Make Believe Ideas' best-loved first-concept titles in one convenient package. 100 First Words introduces everyday vocabulary through familiar scenes from home and play, while 100 Animal Words takes little explorers through farms, jungles, and oceans to meet a huge range of creatures. 100 Things That Go is packed with cars, trains, boats, and planes for transport-loving toddlers, and Alphabet, Shapes, Colours, Numbers combines four essential early-learning topics into one bright book. Each title uses the same trusted look-and-point format: large, colourful illustrations paired with a single clear word, encouraging babies and toddlers to build vocabulary and connect pictures with language. The padded board book format is designed with little hands in mind, featuring rounded corners and durable, wipe-clean pages that withstand enthusiastic page-turning. These books are ideal for shared reading, offering parents a simple way to introduce new words during those crucial early years of language development. With no storylines to follow, each spread can be enjoyed independently, making the books flexible for short attention spans, while the thematic organisation of