Yummy Yucky (Leslie Patricelli board books)

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Yummy Yucky (Leslie Patricelli board books)

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Pros

Favorite book for a toddler. My 3 young kids have all loved this book as toddlers. My 20 month old grandson loves this book along with another book by the same author called tooth. Leslie patricelli makes the best books for reading to children between... Read More

The story is cute and engaging. Keeps little ones engaged and entertained. The illustrations are simple, with strong colors and clear images. The illustration are easily identified by each child.

Yummy yucky is funny and tongue in cheek. It's clever and the yummy/yucky comparisons aren't either sugar condemning or pushing junk food on kids. Clever pairings include soup/soap and sandwich/sand.

Cons

Blueberries are the only fruit the author could be bothered to include, with a tiny picture of a banana and peach on the last page pictured as an afterthought. The examples of yummy food are almost exclusively unhealthy. The illustrations are cute but... Read More

Hot sauce and coffee aren't yucky and this just encourages picky eating behavior. These are all unhelpful lessons to teach your kid. It's not yucky for him. Will be returning this white centric nonsense.

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Quality

They are durable, the illustrations are engaging, and they are perfect stories for him!

Animated voices and asl with appropriate faces made these books the favorites for all 3 of my sons.

Stomach bugs (and yucky things) are more generalist, unless you’re into feeding insect proteins to your kids (in which case, tough luck).

The pages are sturdy enough for those little hands as well.

Price

My son has been watching it on youtube and i finally bought it and his reaction is priceless

Shipping

The key to these books is all in the delivery!

Competitiveness

" blueberries and blue crayons get a similar treatment, with the crayons staining the baby's teeth blue.

It's clever and the yummy/yucky comparisons aren't either sugar condemning or pushing junk food on kids.

Overview

How are reviewers describing this item?
yucky, yummy, old, great and little.

Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.

Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 1,853 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 17 2024.