Pythagorean Theorem for Babies: A Simple and Colorful Introduction to Math and Geometry Concepts (Baby University)

The book's vibrant illustrations and clever storytelling take children on a geometric adventure, making the Pythagorean Theorem an exciting discovery. The book does an excellent job of sparking curiosity in little minds

Love this! Great baby gift for a scientist or engineer. Great introduction for the reader, especially if they are new to the science world. Not cutesy for a bedtime story.

My son Pythagoras loves this book!

I love the STEM books for our toddler from Chris Ferrie. 99% of them are easy to read and help build a concept from something as simple as a ball or other shape but this one got too wordy per page and was harder to read to our son. It still gets read as do all of the rest of the library but this one kind of missed the mark for me.

I thought I was buying a new book, apparently not because the spine of the book is loose … I’m just disappointed . The item should have been discounted at least .

My husband loves reading this to our baby.

Well..., as a maths tutor with a 14-month granddaughter, I couldn't resist ordering this. But, really, it's not for babies. Example text from pages: 'Cut a rectangle in half and get two right triangles.' 'Count the red blocks, the green blocks, and the blue blocks.' And another page: 'Here's another way to prove it.' And another: 'Swap the top two blue triangles with bottom two yellow triangles. The size of the blue area has not changed.' I don't think this would make much sense to children until at least 2-3 years old. This book could be called 'Pythagoras for Toddlers', at a pinch, but not 'for babies'.

Great for babies, kids and adults easy to read and explains easily for everyone to understand.

Has a mistake and explanation. Read carefully and you will find it.