Baby Loves Science

“Will captivate children…a valuable addition to most library collections.” — School Library Journal (Baby Loves Paleontology)

“A timely primer for early ecologists.” — Publishers Weekly (Baby Loves Green Energy)

“… if you’re looking for baby books that bring up the subjects of physics and engineering as normal aspects of everyday life, these are a great place to start.” —American Scientist

“If you think that clean energy is too complicated to explain to a toddler, then you’ve never read this board book! Take a look and introduce your very little ones to climate consciousness early.” —Book Riot (Baby Loves Clean Energy)

“… a perfect invitation to talk about the scientific observations babies make all the time. No degree required!” —The Oregonian (Baby Loves Aerospace Engineering)

“There’s plenty to engage young children in these simple books that introduce basic science ideas and vocabulary.” —Reading Rockets

“I love how Ruth takes our young readers on an adventure in science through these adorable board books!” —The Library Voice, Shannon Miller

“Higher concept board books are available in many shapes and sizes, and this series is particularly successful as it keeps the science as simple as possible.” —School Library Journal

“… well-crafted for their young audience, with bright colors, adorable illustrations of babies and subject matter that is tailor-made to young children’s interests.” —Metro Parent Magazine (Baby Loves Aerospace Engineering, Baby Loves Quarks)

“… captures the enthusiasm for STEM in simple sentences and colorful, bright illustrations.” —Manhattan Public Library (Baby Loves Aerospace Engineering)

“Higher concept board books are available in many shapes and sizes, and this series is particularly successful as it keeps the science as simple as possible.” —School Library Journal

“If they haven’t already thought about their futures (and they probably haven’t), toddlers and preschoolers might start planning after perusing this cheerful first guide to scientific careers.” —Kirkus Reviews

“I don’t know that I’ve ever been as impressed with a board book as I am with this one.” —Literary Hoots

And my personal favorite:

“… confounding… absurd… what happened to head, shoulders, knees and toes?” —Kirkus Reviews