
When your little one is hesitant about bath time or you want to introduce it as a fun, positive routine, this book is a perfect tool. Join Elmo, Cookie Monster, and other Sesame Street friends as they splish, splash, and get squeaky clean. The book's joyful and gentle tone helps model bathing as a happy part of the day. As part of the Indestructibles series, this book is specifically designed for babies and toddlers. It is rip proof, chew proof, and even waterproof, making it a safe and durable choice for hands-on exploration in or out of the tub.
None. This book is a straightforward and positive depiction of a daily routine.
A baby or toddler (6 months to 2 years) who is either resistant to bath time or is just learning about daily routines. It's also perfect for any young child who loves Sesame Street and needs a durable book they can handle, chew on, and even take in the water.
No preparation is needed. The book is designed for dialogic reading. Parents can simply point to the familiar characters and objects, make sound effects (splish, splash, pop!), and talk about what's happening. It can be read cold and invites improvisation. A parent is dealing with nightly bath time struggles. Their toddler cries, fusses, or refuses to get in the tub. Alternatively, a parent is looking for a first book for their baby that can withstand chewing and drooling.
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Sign in to write a reviewA 6-month-old will experience this as a sensory toy: mouthing it, feeling the texture, and looking at the bright, high-contrast images. A 12-to-18-month-old will begin to connect the images to their own life, pointing to the duck or the bubbles and recognizing the characters. A 2-year-old can name the characters and objects, describe the actions, and use the book to anticipate or narrate their own bath time.
Its key differentiator is the unique combination of the iconic, trusted Sesame Street brand with the innovative, baby-proof Indestructibles format. It's not just a book about bathing; it's a tool that can physically join the child in their bath routine, seamlessly bridging the gap between story and real-life experience.
This nearly wordless concept book follows beloved Sesame Street characters through the simple routine of taking a bath. Elmo plays with a rubber duck, Cookie Monster makes a mess with soap, and Big Bird dries off with a towel. Each page highlights a different, positive aspect of bath time, from scrubbing with a washcloth to playing with bubbles.
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