Don't Push the Button!

This is one of the lovely, engaging books for toddlers. They will keep wanting to read this over and over.

Best book...My 13 months baby is so very fond of this book...I just love it... but for this parents needs to be very expressive while reading this book with loads and loads of energy...Lovely Book...just loved it. Please note: The cover of the book is hard cover else the it is paper entirely... Happy reading :) :)

Good book but needs energy and creativity to engage toddler in this book

Such a fun book to read with my 3 year old son! His giggles make it so worth it. Very interactive and great for bonding.

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Mi bebé ama este libro!! Se muere de risa

I grabbed "Don't Push the Button!" knowing my daughter loves books where she can interact and feel like she's part of the action. This one was a total home run. The whole idea of being told not to do something, and then getting to do it anyway, is just peak comedy for her at this age. She gets this wonderfully impish look on her face right before she "pushes" the button on the page, and the silly things that happen to Larry (the monster) as a result make her shriek with laughter. What I Liked (Pros): Makes Reading Active: My daughter feels like she’s really in charge. She enthusiastically shakes the book, pretends to tickle Larry, and, of course, smashes that illustrated button with gusto. Guaranteed Giggles: The playful defiance is a huge part of the fun. She loves the anticipation of what will happen next after she "pushes." Easy for Her to Follow: The words are simple, and there aren't too many per page. She’s even started to recognize some of the repeated words, which is a nice little bonus for her early reading journey. Sparks Her Own Ideas: Even though the book guides the interaction, she often makes up her own little sound effects or tells me what else she thinks might happen to Larry. What I Didn't Love So Much (Cons): It's a Great Gag, But It's One Gag: The button is the central theme, and while the results are different each time, the core concept is the same. She isn't bored yet, but I can see how some kids might want more variety after many reads. Definitely a "Daytime" Read for Us: This one gets her pretty energized with all the giggling and movement, so it's not our first pick for winding down before bed. FYI: The Button is a Picture: Just so other parents know, it's an illustration, not a physical button. My daughter didn't seem to care one bit and played along happily, but it's worth mentioning. Overall: This book is just brilliant for a fun, engaging read-aloud. If your kiddo enjoys being a little mischievous and seeing funny outcomes, they'll probably be as charmed by Larry as mine is. It’s a regular request in our reading rotation now.

Such a fun book to read with my son.