The Cheerios Animal Play Book

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As a special education teacher, I used the Cheerio books for counting, language, and attending skills.The children labelled the objects verbally and/or by signing. The moms liked the activity so much, they bought one of the books.

Love this book worth the money especially for autistic children with food sensitivities. After using this book and desensitizing my son to cereal he eats it now. Aside from that it’s still a good book and would make a great gift.

My 2year-old grandson enjoys the animals and putting cheerios in the spaces. His 8 year-old sister enjoys reading the captions to him!!

The media could not be loaded.  My 3 year old son loved this book! It was such a fun activity and he enjoyed eating the Cheerios after he placed them all in. I highly recommend this book! My 1 1/2 year old didn’t care as much. Just wanted to eat the Cheerios and look at the book. Ha

The media could not be loaded.  My kids love this book! Super cute and as you can see it’s been well loved for the last couple years! I would buy again!

These books are always welcomed at baby showers

My 2 year old daughter LOVES this book! I love to put her next to a small bowl of cheerios and this book, she gets independent time and I get five minutes to enjoy my cup of coffee. Win...Win!!

The media could not be loaded.  I didn't have high expectations for this book but toddler currently loves cheerios so thought he would be excited.Nice idea, but turns out almost three year old didn't find it exciting and lost interest pretty quickly.Positives - fun, novel idea, nice bright pictures, child has fun whilst eating cheerios.Negatives- cheerios hard to place in recessed circles (even as adult) as they stick to your fingers. Would have been good to have a sticky back surface like those used for holding mobiles/keys in cars.- as soon as child turns the page all the cheerios fall off (which is expected) but this is frustrating for the child who has concentrated positioning the difficult to place cheerios in the first place.- would have liked the number of recessed circles to have some sort of sequential order for teaching a child to count. Numbers are random 5, 2, 6, 12, 12, 6.To get the most out of this book parents need to be fully engaged and animated (I was hoping our son would have a bit of fun independently for a few minutes but for reasons above he lost interest quickly).It's one of those books that will get an occasional novel selection.

For all the hype around it I don’t really think this was as much fun as advertised I don’t know it might just be me or maybe just have a boring toddler but the Cheerios don’t get stuck in properly and as soon as anything moves they just fall out considering you be playing with a child the chances are you never get to complete the page properly and also did I mention it was boring?

My daughter loves Cheerios and we always have a pot in the nappy bag - so when I saw this book I decided this was the book for us. Safe to say my daughter loves it, she loves filling in all the gaps and then eating the Cheerios off it. Brought it when she was 1, but she only really got interested in it from around 18 months.

Have bought lots of these, had some for my Daughter and have bought them for friends children..really great at keeping them quiet at breakfast..or any time ..would recommend Christmassy one for stocking filler.

Very cute idea.