🐛 The Very Hungry Caterpillar Baby Teething Crinkle Book - Let's Count Soft Book by Eric Carle: A Must-Have Teething and Learning Adventure! Review

My biggest problem with this book is that it only has one page. Including the cover, there are three valves. $7 is a bit expensive for what you get. On the other side, it has a cute little plum leaf that lifts to reveal a caterpillar. Also, an apple and a pear have a different texture. There is a squeaker on the back flap and a bite corner on the front flap. I bought this because I thought my then 4 month old daughter would love the crumpled pages, teething area and bright colors but she…

My little daughter has loved this book since she was 2 months old and now at 3 months she can finally hold and play with it! Bought this book in anticipation of her teething. Since she was fascinated with putting her hands in her mouth, I wanted her to get something cute and safe. This is the only toy she had when she was two months old and it was easy enough to handle on her own. The crumpled pages made her want to hold and play with them, and this leap made her very good at grasping things…

My daughter has recently fallen in love with books and this one is fantastic! Although this one is a bit more expensive than the others, it ties in with a lot of the other Very Hungry Caterpillar toys/books we have, so I think you're basically paying for the title. The advantage of this book is that it attaches to your car seat and can be taken anywhere! I'd say it's about 50/50 if she prefers this particular soft book over vinyl covered books. The crumpled pages catch her attention, but she's…

When I first bought this product I thought it was a complete rip off. For only $7, this "book" is only 3 pages long, including front and back. I wanted to return it but then quickly forgot because like life with a newborn, one thing flows into another and you never stop being busy. However, by the time my little one turned 3 months old, he became quite dexterous with his hands and loves spending time on his children's activities and playing at the gym. I started swapping out his toys hanging at