Sirecal Baby Sensory Soft Books Toy - High Contrast Book Baby Toys 0-6 Months Newborn Crinkle Cloth Tails Book Babies Early Development Activity Bath Toys for First Gift Infants 0 3 6 9 Months

The animals aren’t strictly jungle animals and there’s a debate in our house about whether it’s a parrot or toucan but my 6 month old does not care! She absolutely loves playing with this and having it rustle. Picked it up as a stocking filler as she seemed to like the dogs rustle toys and honestly it’s been the biggest hit this Christmas!

Lovely interactive book, grandson loves it.

I haven’t opened yet ,it’s for my granddaughter for Xmas ,it looks colourful

He is 6 months and is really interested in touching, sucking and looking at this book. He loves the rustling sound the pages make and is using greater dexterity to use his fingers to explore the tails.However, he has pointed out to us that only the parrot (and maybe the crocodil) can properly be described as a jungle animal.

Christmas present so unable to comment yet

Good product

Not a lot to say about this product other than its a stereotypical sensory / teething book for young babies. The quality is fine, as a no thrills product. The price point is about right for this - there is nothing particularly exciting about it, it just does the job its intended to do. Give a baby something to nom on and feel.Being full colour, its probably more better suited to 6months+ personally as before then there isn't much concept or recognition of colour other than light and dark / black and white.

This baby sensory book is large, made of very nice soft crinkly fabric and features lots of letters, shapes and colours for your child to explore. There’s various textures around the book for them to either teethe on or just to feel and understand. It’s a nice quality book binded together with a plastic edge which keeps the pages in place. It is a shame that the images depicted by the letter are somewhat hidden which is a bit of a hindrance as it doesn’t really show the full picture but then again I am not an expert in child development so it may not even make a difference if it was!