📚 Exploring Imaginative Fun: Melissa & Doug Children's Book Poke Review

As soon as I opened the packaging the kids wanted to read it. They played with it even after we had read the book about a dozen times. worth your money. Bigger and thicker than I thought.

My 2.5 year old loves this series. He can push buttons unaided and enjoys clicking on each one while we count. The book is very thick and takes up a lot of space in the basket. It is very durable.

My almost 3 year old loves these books by Melissa and Doug they just hit the spot! I bought it for him for Christmas but ended up giving it to him on Christmas Eve. He wanted to open the present so early that he started posting right away :)

This is the second Poke A Dot book we have, my son has loved and understood them since he was 1 and now he is 2. We also bought a few as gifts because the kids my friends are crazy about them when they arrive. Helps to learn counting and the illustrations are cute.

My kids (2 and 4 years old) are obsessed with this book! I got them this and the Ocean One for Christmas and they love it! I'm glad I have two so they don't have to fight over them. My friend had one and his kid loved it too. I'm glad I got it! It's incredibly exciting to make them pop! I packed the books before Christmas and kept scoring! Highly recommended!

Sturdy buttons and thick sides. Both are great, but I feel like this book could easily tear apart due to the weight and size of the book. (That's why we keep an eye on it) We had to return the first book as it was sent in a mailer and the book broke on the way. At least my daughter likes it, it encourages her to count and stays on the page longer. so we can actually read history. Also, the graphics are great and the sentences and phrasing in the book are amazing!

Little children love to push buttons and this book satisfies that desire very well! However, the buttons here are not random. The buttons match the story and the child has to find the right button to press. This gives the child a reason to press each key. The buttons make an audible popping sound that gives children the auditory gratification that confirms their urge to press the buttons. All in all it was a great story as a learning aid and a fun button push trick for kids. So far we haven't…