Baby Einstein Jane's Animal Expedition

By far the best of best Baby Einstein book. Very educational and fun. It is a flip-flap book. You just have to buy it for your young one.

My two kids - 18 months and almost three - both love this book, and they love watching it on the "storytime" bonus feature on Baby Noah. By the time my son was just learning to talk, he had already memorized the verses and would repeat them over and over. Yes, enthusiastic kids may bend the flaps but that's the down side of a lift-the-flap book. It's worth it for the smile they always get when they uncover their favorites.

My 18 month old was very into peek a boo when we got him this book and he would just love fliping up the pages and playing the game with all the different animals. Another great book to take in the car, airplane, or out to eat.

My daughter LOVES (LLLLOOOOOVVVEEESSS) this book! She has other Baby Einstein books but this one is her favorite - as soon as we finish with it she will want to read it again (and again and again). She is 16 months old and already hisses at the snake, roars at the tiger and lion, growls at the bear, and hoots at the owl. Two days ago she floored me when she pointed to the tiger and said "tiger." The great thing about this book is that it has animals from many habitats (jungle, savanah, artic, forest, ocean, desert) and tells you a little about each habitat. The story is cute - Jane is looking for an elephant and travels all over the world trying to find it - and entertaining for children. My daughter listens to the story and loves lifting the flaps to uncover the animals. She has ripped two of the flaps off (the book has for ages 18 and up) but I do not regret giving it to her at a younger age. Her love for this book has grown her love for animals. A definite "must buy."

Along with Bard's Rhyming Book, this little treasure of lift-the-flap animals found in their natural habitats, is one of my daughter's absolute favourites. Constantly held out to me to read with her, the novelty has not worn off after I dare say more readings than I would generally enjoy. There are lots of themes to follow and as well as the traditional choice of animals, there are surprizes too.