Baby S First Abc In Hawaii

A colorful introduction to the alphabet featuring things and places in Hawaii.

A vibrant colorful introduction for Hawaii's youngest to colors in both English and Hawaiian featuring local things kids growing up in Hawaii will be familiar with. Illustrated by Greg Ellis, a companion book to Baby's First ABC in Hawai'i and Baby's First 123 in Hawa'i.

Every parent chronicles their child's early life with firsts--first smile, first laugh, first step, first word. Growing up in Hawaii's unique setting, where baby's firsts happen beneath the glow of a tropical sunset and where nature and culture play an influential role, is special. Baby's Book of Firsts in Hawaii celebrates the important milestones baby experiences with wonder and aloha. Jamie has also illustrated these best-selling books: Noodles for Baby in Hawaii, 123 Saimin in Hawaii, Down at the Beach, Hawaiian Ocean Lullaby, Noodles for Baby, Slippers in Hawaii, Hawaii's Food Trucks on the Go, and Uncle's Magic Thrownet.

From beach to volcano, Mariko takes you through the alphabet in search of a beautiful floral lei! Filled with questions to stimulate the imagination.

A colorful introduction to counting from one to ten for the littlest keiki.

Learn new words with this adorable book from the My First Book Collection featuring bright photographs. Studies show that young learners find it easier to associate real-life photographs of objects than to illustrations. This book will be the perfect learning tool for your little one! Photographs included are: duck, ball, teddy bear, truck, blocks, bottle and shoes. Titles included in the My First Book Series are: My First Book, My First Nursery Rhymes, and Peek-A-Boo!

A cat and mouse chase demonstrates such concepts as deep and shallow, scary and scared, and beginning and end.

Colorful board book featuring smiling happy baby faces eating a multitude of noodles from Hawaii's multiethnic society. Babies will be drawn to the engaging illustrations and parents will giggle in recognition as the noodles end up in baby's hair, baby's lap, and on the floor more often than in baby's mouth. Great way to introduce all the different types ethnic foods Hawaii has to offer.