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DK Peekaboo
Bedtime
Play peekaboo with your baby and hear them giggle in delight as hidden surprises are revealed! Find the sleepy toys hiding; the rabbit with the silky bow is under a blanket and a squashy-nosed pig is behind a clock, until at the end of the story you will discover all four toys are fast asleep beneath a bedspread. This is the perfect way to get your baby interested in books and to spend special time together. Also, enjoy hours of peekaboo fun!
- GenresChildrensPicture Books
12 pages, Board Book
Published January 1, 2006
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October 31, 2024
Mom and 10.5 month old Leo both like it. Big flaps, a little hint of the toy peeking out to help the little littles, simple and (appropriately) repetitive but still descriptive text, and nice textures.
July 13, 2010
I hate this book but my 10-month-old loves, loves, loves both the peek-a-boo flaps (quite sturdy) and the pictures of babies. The consistent format of flap on the right and baby on the left is nice for him, and he knows what to look for on each page.
I'm condemned to read this nightly and Baby makes his opinions known if I try to read him anything else.
I'm condemned to read this nightly and Baby makes his opinions known if I try to read him anything else.
February 15, 2018
Read/gift to grandkids
August 4, 2019
Wasn’t a fan of the pictures, but the yarn hair for the doll and the fuzzy bunny was nice
January 10, 2012
Bedtime Peekaboo! is my kind of children's board book: charming, whimsical, builds suspense! I can feel my 18th month old daughter's little body tensing in anticipation with the turn of each page, each flap lifted: who will be behind the striped curtain? Peekaboo! The friendly tiger with the shiny eyes encourages the tyke to turn out the lights and get into bed. Where is the cuddly pig? Is she behind the cushion? Lift the flap, and my daughter reaches out to pet the soft furry tummy of the pig. But her favorite part is the suspense-filled final page: where are all the toys? Are they tucked under the covers, fast asleep? Shhhh... Don't wake them up.
October 19, 2014
This book is Not For Us. It doesn't fit our style or bedtime routine.
The good:
*Babies of all different skin tones appear in the book.
*Lots of different textures, including some yarn hair on a doll.
*Big, easy-to-open flaps.
The bad:
*Bedtime is not now, nor will it ever be, 7 pm at our house.
*Some of the textures are just some stars or eyes that are sparkly paper. There's not much difference between these and the rest of the page.
*The paper edges around the other textures are sharp and unpleasant.
*We turn off the lights, then find our toys and a bedtime story? What?
The good:
*Babies of all different skin tones appear in the book.
*Lots of different textures, including some yarn hair on a doll.
*Big, easy-to-open flaps.
The bad:
*Bedtime is not now, nor will it ever be, 7 pm at our house.
*Some of the textures are just some stars or eyes that are sparkly paper. There's not much difference between these and the rest of the page.
*The paper edges around the other textures are sharp and unpleasant.
*We turn off the lights, then find our toys and a bedtime story? What?
July 15, 2009
My toddler loves the flaps, the textures, and the "Peekaboo!" She had it basically memorized after the second reading.
May 17, 2010
Sam's favorite bedtime book, age 8 months to present (14 months)
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