Oink, Moo, Meow (Say & Play) Board book – August 7, 2012

A lot more animals than I expected! This is exactly what I was looking for for my toddler that thinks EVERYTHING says woof. A great book of various animal sounds. High quality pictures and not distracting; each page just has an animal and a single sentence with the name and sound they make. I love that it doesn't jump around between adult and baby animal names too much and that it sticks to more common animals, but also has a good variety. More than just your standard 5 farm animals. A great option for Montessori families!

My two toddlers love this book! Simple, they enjoy the pictures of real animals and always make the sounds.

This is a simple animal sounds book that does all the right things. We first borrowed this from the library and my son loved it so much we had to have our own copy.There are 26 animals total. You move past just your average animals (such as you cow and horse and chicken) into more unique ones (such as a bear, orangoutang, dove, and a sea lion) and practice their sounds. For an animal sound board book there are a lot more pages than usual. The design of the book is particularly crisp, clean and overall a very well put together book.I highly recommend it for children learning their animals and sounds.

The media could not be loaded. My daughter loves it. She’s 18 months old and has been saying the animal sounds for a couple of months now, I think it’s because of this book(: we have so many books but this one is her favorite. I love it too because it’s simple and to the point.

This is a great book for a beginner. The little girl I watch has loved going through the book and making the sounds of the animals. The pictures are clear and it tells you what the animal says.

This is a simple, cute book to assist toddlers with learning animals and their sounds. However, I will add that I thought by "say & play" in the ad, that this would be a press button type book to hear the sounds. My kids still enjoy it, but would have liked it more if it was interactive.

Real photos of animals and their noises. My 16 month old enjoys it.

My 19 month old son loves this book! He picture read it since we reread the book almost everyday. Being a past first grade teacher of several years, it’s a great book for very young children to practice picture walks and memory reading! :)