Pat the Bunny: First Books for Baby (Pat the Bunny): Pat the Bunny; Pat the Puppy; Pat the Cat (Touch-and-Feel)

I have bought about 50 books for my 2-month now and this is the best book set so far in this price range. Each page is for diff skill development, which allows your child to interact, including classic peekaboo, tying shoes, make a frog to jump, smell flowers (yes it has smell) etc. It is for an older baby though (6M+), since it requires babies to be able to sit up, can understand you a bit (telling them the shoe is untied, can you help to tie it?) and can control much more complex finger movements. it has about 8 activities per book and it will keep your baby busy for a while, which is also good for focus training. The only not so great thing about the book is that it is easier to tear apart than cloth book. Still, worth it. Def Def recommend to every kid.

My mother recently gave me my copy of Pat the Bunny that my grandparents gave me as a baby in 1991. Apparently I read it all the time. I definitely remembered all the pages being so fun but it now is in way too fragile a shape to use with my son. I saw this trio and thought it would be nice to have other versions as I remember how much I loved this book as a little kid. Upon receiving they are exactly alike, down to the binding. The art and textures are almost identical, it’s incredible! I’m so excited that I will get to share these fun sensory stories with my baby as I pass these books to him!

These books are the small versions. They are about as big as your hand. I've have the full size version of Pat the Bunny and my kids loved it! It's gotten so much love that all the pages were falling out, so I thought I'd get this set. The books are smaller in size and they are missing some pages from the larger version. Pat the Bunny doesn't have the button box rattle page and the "put your finger through the ring" is a very small hole compared to the large version. But these books are great for traveling. They keep the kids occupied in the car and in a hotel. I'm glad I got these, but I will buy another large version too.

Love these old classics!! But why are the bunny, the cat and the dog all named Pat!?!🤣

I bought this book for my new great grandson. I read it to my daughters back when they were small children. They lived it,!

Nothing bad to say its adorable my son was given one when he was born and 6 years later I bought another for my daughter. It's good for and age but its has moving parts that a toddler will rip so it will be that book that makes a baby's room cute and only mommy can take down

Great for reading and introducing my baby to textures. Using words like “soft” and “rough” when baby touches the pictures helps build vocabulary and provides a sensory experience. I remember reading these when I was younger and am glad I can provide these to my child today. Books came in a set of three in a little box, which makes it easy for them to find and organized.

Pat the bunny is my toddler’s favorite book. I wish it was a bit more durable (a board book?) because we’re on our third copy and it is getting destroyed pretty quickly.Pat the kitten and Pat the puppy are not equally as good, but good for a change if your baby/toddler is as obsessed with them as mine is.