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• edition:Clarke
• author:H M Clarke
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title:How to Bath Your Little DinosaurHow to help your little dinosaur take a bath/How to help dinosaur take a bath

Audience:3-6year
Author:Jane Clarke
Name of publishing house:Red Fox Picture Books
Published:2015
Language: English
ISBN:9781782953944
Product size:21 x 21 cm
Packaging: cardboard book
Number of pages:18(subject to material object)

Preschool children aged 3-6 are in the development stage of various abilities and habits. They love imitation, role play and are lively.

Let the child play the role of caregiver with the little animal dolls that the child likes, guide the child to develop good living habits step by step, and start learning to take care of themselves. At the same time, this series is an indestructible cardboard book, which is convenient for children to read, and can also be used for parent-child reading.

Reasons for recommendation:

1. Meet the psychological needs of childrens autonomous learning through their love of role play;

2. Parents Guide to childrens self-care: from "observation" to "imitation", guide children to practice step by step;

3. Cardboard material + intimate fillet design: it is suitable for children to learn to read and use it without hurting their hands

Good baby, take a bath

The dirty little dinosaur doesnt want to take a bath. What should I do?

To make a tub full of bubbles,

Put the rubber duck in the water and the little dinosaur in the water

Dirty little dinosaur doesnt want to wash . . .

Fill up the bath tub, splish, splash, SPLOSH!

A board book all about bath time!

Jane Clarkeis the talented poet and author of successful picture books including Dippys Sleepover and G.E.M. She has also written Only Tadpoles Have Tails and Sherman Swaps Shells, in the Flying Foxes series. Jane currently lives in Kent with two big labradors and a collection of fossils, rocks and shells.