Bible Review: "Read & Play Baby Bible"

The Read and Play Baby Bible offers parents priceless opportunities to cuddle up with their child and enjoy time together learning about God’s Word. With 22 fun stories written just for little ones and activities like tickling bellies and singing along with David and his harp, children will learn that God loves and cares about them. The Read and Play Baby Bible fill story time with lots of love, hugs, and kisses.

My Review:

My children are no longer babies however I really enjoyed this and very happy to that I got this book for free from Zondervan for an exchange of an honest review. What I really liked about this book is the little things it tells you to do to engage your baby. I actually did this with my 5 and 9 year old and they were giggling non stop because of the tickles and me calling them my baby. I am very excited to give this book to someone who is expecting! I know they will love it! This Bible also had many more stories within it compared to other baby board books. It sure is a book that will make a great gift to any parent or new baby!

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