Product description
Dinosaur stego and his adorable friends: whose big eyes are these? how about embarking on a prehistoric adventure in the exotic jungles of pangaea island, with big, curious eyes staring back at you on every page? For a dinosaur, defying gravity might seem impossible
but with imagination and the right friendships, nothing is impossible. The dream of the adorable dinosaur stego to reach the sky is coming true on your baby's fingertips! The book is a storybook with a movable big eye design that supports the visual attention and interaction with the book of children between 12-24 months. The big eyes that change and move on every page of the book help your baby connect with the story, asking, "whose are these big eyes?" It allows him to answer the question with excitement every time. Benefits for children
attention and focus: watching the moving big eyes helps to direct their attention to the faces of the characters and follow the moving visual stimuli. Emotional development: examining the characters' emotions such as surprise, excitement, and happiness through facial expressions and events in the story helps them distinguish basic emotions. Concept development: introducing children to different dinosaurs like stegosaurus and t-rex, along with their distinctive features, helps build their understanding of dinosaurs and vocabulary related to them.
Benefits for parents Interactive reading experience: by using the movable eyes to bring the stego and its friends to life, it encourages your child to focus on the visuals and actively participate in the shared reading process, making story time interactive. Frequently asked questions
1. is the big eye mechanism suitable for use by small children?
no, the eyelets are embedded within the sheet with a special cover technology. It is produced in a safe structure that children cannot dislodge. Can a 12 month old understand the concept of "imagination" in story? During this period, it's not expected that babies will verbally explain the concept of imagination
however, they can follow along with stego's desire to fly, his reaching out to his friends, and his journey to the sky with big wing through visuals, movements, and the adult's voiceovers.
3. Is the book's page structure thin?
no, the book is produced from american bristol cardboard. The pages are thick and durable enough for babies to grasp comfortably.