Review on 👶 DITTY BIRD Baby Sound Book: Engaging Learning & Education for Infants by Kevin Parker

THANKS to those who developed these books! We have several and from what we have the songs don't bother you if you listen to them over and over again and you will listen to them over and over again. We bought our first as a birthday gift for our 1 year old. Before the day was over, he had no trouble setting up a little "place" to start a song (which in itself is HUGE because most songbooks have a button that's a bit hard for a small kid to press) . It's not actually a button as you're not pressing anything, just resting your finger on it. However, the real genius comes when we realized that you can put your finger back in place to STOP the song. Oooh! Early in the morning the little man had trouble letting go of the song after turning it on and accidentally turned it off and on several times before the song could play, but it didn't take long for him to figure it out. EVEN BETTER, if your child turns the page before the song ends, KEEP TURNING IT ON! Turning the page does not stop the song. The best bonus is that our 9, 7, 6 and 3 year olds love listening to it and not all of them sing British accented songs like in the book. Ha! Precious, really. So far the book has proven to be pretty solid. A year-old drools over it, crawls over it, bends over it, walks over it. So far, so good! This particular book includes Wheels on the Bus, Five Little Ducks, If You're Lucky and Knowing It, Bingo, Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed, and Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes ".