Baby's First Cloth Book

Cuddly Bear

Ingela P Arrhenius

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NOSY CROW
06 August 2024

Children's & Educational; Baby books; Early learning & early learning concepts; Early learning: size, shapes & patterns; Nature, the natural world (Children's&YA)

Series: Baby's First Cloth Book

A stand-out series of beautifully soft, black-and-white cloth books - with a crinkly page, buggy handle, felt flaps and a mirror!

Cuddle up with baby's first cloth book featuring high-contrast images to help develop a newborn's eyesight. In Cuddly Bear, you'll find a host of friendly faces in the forest, combined with bright felt flaps that are easy to tug and a crinkly page to stimulate a baby's senses and focus their attention. The surprise mirror ending is sure to delight the tiniest of babies!

With bold artwork from Ingela P Arrhenius, bestselling illustrator of the award-winning, must-have board book series for babies and toddlers - Felt Flaps and Peekaboo.

In a super-stylish presentation box and with a handy Velcro strap for attaching to a buggy or a cot, these tactile, multi-sensory books make the perfect gift for a newborn baby - that adults will find irresistible too!

Illustrated by: Ingela P Arrhenius
Imprint: NOSY CROW
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 160mm, Width: 160mm,
ISBN: 9781805130871
ISBN 10: 1805130870
Series: Baby's First Cloth Book
Pages: 8
Publication Date: 06 August 2024
Recommended Age: From 1 to 3 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , 0-5 years
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Ingela P Arrhenius graduated from art school in the early 90s and has been working as an illustrator ever since. At first, she worked in advertising and magazines, but her focus over the past ten years has been on products and books. Ingela has created patterns for fabrics, wallpaper and stationery, as well as packaging and home accessories. She has also collaborated with several toy producers around the world and her love of retro style, typography and colour is reflected in all her work. Ingela lives in Stockholm with her husband (an author) and two sons.