About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their toddler has discovered the game of peek-a-boo and is ready for simple, interactive play. "Who's Hiding with Tiger?" is a sturdy board book that turns this beloved developmental milestone into a shared reading experience. In the jungle, a friendly tiger plays hide-and-seek, and your child is invited to find his hidden friends by using clever sliders and die-cuts. The book is designed to nurture curiosity and reward it with gentle, happy surprises, reinforcing the concept of object permanence. Its bright, modern illustrations and minimal text make it perfect for babies and toddlers, helping to build vocabulary and fine motor skills in a playfully engaging way.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
None. The book is entirely focused on a gentle and positive game.
Ideal Reader
A 12 to 30-month-old toddler who is mastering object permanence and loves cause-and-effect play. This child is developing fine motor skills and delights in interactive book elements like flaps and sliders. They are drawn to bright, high-contrast illustrations and animal themes.
Parent Prep
No preparation is needed. The book's mechanics are intuitive. A parent can enhance the experience by making the animal sound associated with each reveal, but the book works perfectly read cold. The parent notices their child initiating peek-a-boo games, hiding behind their hands or blankets. The child has moved beyond passively listening to stories and is now trying to physically interact with books, pointing, touching, and trying to turn pages.
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