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Evolution for Babies: A STEM Learning Board Book about Evolutionary Biology from the #1 Science...

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These books break down complex subjects so that a toddler can understand them. These books give complex info on a way that even older kids could use these to help in school. On of my 7 month olds favorite. Well written and simple enough to engage her.... Read More

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I think it is very important to introduce children to stem (science, technology, engineering and math) concepts early and this ... Read More

My baby points at every picture and loves it.

Then one day a ball makes a bigger ball and it doesn’t fall through the hole.

It draws his attention because he like balls, it shows mutation and a selection process that is relatable to toys like his shape-sorter.

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This product had a total of 519 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 30 2024.