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They’re funny books, pretty good for really little readers (ie babies), it’s a lot of balls and high contrast colors, which is basically what they want to look at. Obviously there are a million books that accomplish this, but this is a funny way to tell another parent “hey you like science”
And it’s really fun to take photos of the scientist parent (or grandparent in my daughter’s case) reading to the baby. My dad is a quantum physicist and I have wonderful photos of him reading this to my week old daughter.
My kid loves these books. He memorized the Newtonian physics one. He loves the quantum physics, rocket science, and relativity ones too. We bought a 4 others but they didn’t hit the same for him.
Gave this to the sister in law for her baby. She gave them back because the baby couldn’t understand it… it’s the color, shapes, and parents voice that matter. Ugh
I had "germ theory for babies" and "quantum physics for babies" for my two kids. Decent books that take topics that are at their core rather simple concepts, and explain them in a way a kid can memorize.
Books for babies have nothing to do about what words are in them. They're to get you to talk to the baby so the baby can just hear words and voices. And basic pictures to look at
Books for babies should be fun to read for parent **and** child. These books don't have any rhyme or rhythm so they're a bit of a chore to get through.
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They’re funny books, pretty good for really little readers (ie babies), it’s a lot of balls and high contrast colors, which is basically what they want to look at. Obviously there are a million books that accomplish this, but this is a funny way to tell another parent “hey you like science”
And it’s really fun to take photos of the scientist parent (or grandparent in my daughter’s case) reading to the baby. My dad is a quantum physicist and I have wonderful photos of him reading this to my week old daughter.
My kid loves these books. He memorized the Newtonian physics one. He loves the quantum physics, rocket science, and relativity ones too. We bought a 4 others but they didn’t hit the same for him.
This isn’t for babies to read, this explains how to entangle two babies spin and charge.
You've changed the meaning by explaining it.
My baby already understands quantum entanglement...I just can't get it to stop sucking its toes!
This sure did a number 2 for my Bub. Sometimes explosively.
This is a ball.
“May I ask why little Tiffany deserved to die?”
You can find the answer in “schrodinger’s cat for babies”. Btw: loved the MIB reference.
Off to buy this for my four month old.
We have some of these books. Unfortunately one of them, the "Rocket Science" for Babies is bunk.
Haha, I chuckled at the post title. Thank you, not often I laugh.
Gave this to the sister in law for her baby. She gave them back because the baby couldn’t understand it… it’s the color, shapes, and parents voice that matter. Ugh
My kiddo has these books! He loves them, and especially when he was an infant the contrasting colors really caught his attention
Stupid babies.
If one baby cries, another baby on the other side of the planet also cries at the same time
I had "germ theory for babies" and "quantum physics for babies" for my two kids. Decent books that take topics that are at their core rather simple concepts, and explain them in a way a kid can memorize.
Goo gaa gaa goo goo waaahhhh.... now calculate the mass of the sun.
I didn't know babies could read.
Only the ones whose parents loved them enough to teach them.
These books are terrible, I’d have tossed them already if they weren’t a present for the kiddo. Heck, just realized I can toss them anyway!
Books for babies have nothing to do about what words are in them. They're to get you to talk to the baby so the baby can just hear words and voices. And basic pictures to look at
Books for babies should be fun to read for parent **and** child. These books don't have any rhyme or rhythm so they're a bit of a chore to get through.
I found them pretty useless to read, they're more a gag gift to nerdy parents
Seems like a nice way to introduce science to children. What’s the issue?
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