The tab that changes the bowl to batter is stuck in one position and will not go up and down.
I got this for my grandson who is2 1/2 he loved it. Then my granddaughter at the age 7 saw it said it was a great book.
I am Happy that the collection arrived as promised.
The books are for Christmas gift.
So cute!! Great way to teach colors. So interactive! We love it!
I bought this for my little granddaughter for Christmas, even though it’s not been officially used yet, I’m sure she will enjoy the cooking she will get to do as her mommy does!
Our 17 month old grandson loves this book. He especially likes the interactive parts like mixing and pouring!
These books are just regular board books with classic lift flap/turn wheel type of pages. The marketing made it seem like the topics/content was more unique. These are too expensive for the product.
Good quality and looks very fun for the toddler/preschool ages. Saving for Christmas so can’t give child’s opinion yet.
My grand daughter loves to read and cuddle. While she’s still too little for it to have meaning beyond cuddle time and unwinding, there’s room to grow. I found them to be a bit pricey for what they are, but I would expect shipping and tariffs to be passed along to me.
I love how the book is interactive. I know my granddaughter will love it.
Cake, Please is a very colorful, engaging, and sturdy book. My toddler granddaughter will love it. She will be able to “cook” along with her mama. I am excited to give this to her and order more. This is the best interactive book I have seen in a while.
The book was adorable. Good quality and such a cute interactive idea for a book!
Love that the baby can take off the items and participate . Very thick cardboard for longevity.
My Grandson loves this book. Just taps a little too hard!
Cute book, but the overall design could be better. I bought several books to help with teaching my autistic toddler how to imitate and books like Cookie Clap work great. But this one, not as much. I feel like the character movements they are trying to show don't really work.
Normally my child would rip pop up books to make them interactive. Problem solved with Cake Please.
