Rainbow Peekaboo! - Peekaboo Baby Picture Book 20

Description

Babies and baby animals wear clothes.
Twisting and wiggling inside my clothes.
Well, cheer up everyone!
Come out meow! Come out bear! My baby, come out too!
peekaboo! peekaboo! peekaboo!
With cute baby animals
Enjoy dressing up and playing with colors.

Learn about object permanence by playing peekaboo!
Cute animals come out and play peek-a-boo while wearing colorful t-shirts. “Cat, come out!” When you shout out, the cat wearing the clothes sticks its face out of the Sook T-shirt and responds by saying, “Peekaboo.” One by one, a monkey, an elephant, a bear, a duck, and finally a lovely baby appear, shouting “Peekaboo!” He sticks his head out.
Peekaboo may seem very simple, but it is an extremely important game for a baby's development. When babies briefly block an object they were looking at, they think it has disappeared forever. So, when you play peek-a-boo, you may be surprised, but you may also be relieved that it appears again, and you will enjoy the game. Around 7-8 months after birth, babies develop the concept of object permanence, where they begin to look for where an object will be even if it is gone. It is also the time when the ability to discriminate and classify develops, and it is also the time when tastes such as favorite colors, toys, or animals begin to develop. At this time, if you repeat actions such as playing peek-a-boo, you will naturally learn object permanence. Additionally, the “peekaboo” sound that cute animals make when they remove their heads helps children perceive dressing up as a fun and exciting game.

Peekaboo, Red, No, Chop, Nambo Let’s learn colors while wearing pretty t-shirts!
A baby's color perception develops as his or her vision develops. At about 4 months old, babies begin to distinguish colors similar to adults and gradually develop color preferences. Colors have great meaning to babies because every object they come into contact with has color. Babies especially like colors that are bright, vivid, and have strong contrast. The seven rainbow colors in the book: red, orange, yellow, green, green, black, and blue, are babies' favorite colors. A cat appears in a red T-shirt, a monkey in orange, a teddy bear in yellow, an elephant in green, twin ducks in blue and navy, and finally, a cute baby shows his head in a purple T-shirt. In addition to permanence of objects through peek-a-boo play, you can also teach your baby the differences between the seven colors and the names of the colors. Furthermore, finding colors, such as rainbow colors, among objects around the baby naturally improves the baby's color perception ability and helps with brain development as well as emotional development.

Peekaboo A picture book that helps mother and child interact!
“Rainbow Peekaboo!” is a picture book for younger babies who cannot read books on their own that increases intimacy between baby and mother. A mother can elicit responses from her baby, who is not yet fully communicative, by responding with appropriate words to his or her responses. In the book, “○○ Come out!” When you say this, a baby animal will appear and say “Peekaboo!” You can also use the answers to exchange words by assigning each person a role. To help your baby learn the names of objects around him, it is a good idea to repeat the names of animals and colors in books. “The elephant is dressed in green.” “What color is my baby wearing?” If you constantly ask questions and communicate with your baby, your baby will like books more and enjoy reading them more.

Peekaboo A lovely baby book from Korea’s leading picture book author!
Author Choi Jeong-seon, who wrote the article, has worked as a children's book editor for a long time and has planned many books. Her books, such as Opposite Words and Snap at Daddy, especially for younger babies, are loved by her loyal readers. Through this book, author Choi Jeong-seon combines object permanence and color recognition, which are essential for babies aged 0-3. In particular, she makes cognitive learning as fun as play by associating colors with animals, which are babies' favorite materials.
Artist Kim Dong-seong, who created the illustration, is a representative Korean illustrator who has gained international fame at the Bologna International Children's Book Fair and the Frankfurt International Book Fair. This book is Kim Dong-seong's first children's picture book. He delicately highlights the characteristics of each animal while not losing sight of their vivid features, resulting in the creation of Kim Dong-seong's unique miniature paintings. Soft drawings and pictures that highlight the texture of animals provide psychological stability to babies and develop their aesthetic sense to see beauty. Additionally, the background has been simplified and colored in clearer and more vivid colors for babies ages 0-3 who have difficulty concentrating on complex pictures.
The baby animals in the book can put on a T-shirt in one go, or they can stumble and fall while putting on their clothes. It is better for babies who are too old to put on clothes on their own to see animals and empathize with them. Once the animals and babies are all dressed up, the final scene of them happily riding the rainbow and heading out into the outside world is also impressive. This is a book written by Korea's leading picture book authors that supports our babies so that they can think of the world they will encounter as a pleasant 'picnic'.