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Libro de material suave para bebés a partir de 3 meses. Para el bebé, el baño es un momento de reencuentro con un elemento cálido y envolvente. El pequeño se relaja, se deja flotar, mecido por la voz y las caricias de sus padres: esto le recuerda un pasado uterino muy seguro y tranquilo. A medida que el bebé crece, el baño representa para él un espacio de aprendizaje en el que ensaya nuevos juegos y ejercita su fuerza, su capacidad de control, su creatividad. Al mismo tiempo desarrolla su imaginación, comprueba los efectos de sus acciones en el mundo exterior (habrá agua por todas partes si chapotea demasiado fuerte) y sobre los demás (a papá y mamá no les gusta que moje todo el cuarto de baño). En ese espacio delicioso el bebé también aprende límites (no se debe arrojar la esponja empapada a través del cuarto de baño) y disfruta de las risas de sus padres frente a sus nuevos descubrimientos. Un libro con un patito bebé para jugar en la bañera. ¡y por toda la casa!
This is a soft book for babies at least three months old. For babies, bath time is an opportunity to return to a warm, enveloping space. They can relax and float, comforted by their parents’ voice and touch. As babies grow, the bath comes to represent a space of learning and a place to try out new games and experiment with their strength, control, and creativity. At the same time, their imagination develops and they witness the effects of their actions on the outside world—for instance, there will be water everywhere if they splash too hard—and on others. They’ll also learn limits (they are not allowed to throw the soaking sponge across the bathroom) and enjoy their parents’ delight at their new discoveries.
This is a soft book for babies at least three months old. For babies, bath time is an opportunity to return to a warm, enveloping space. They can relax and float, comforted by their parents’ voice and touch. As babies grow, the bath comes to represent a space of learning and a place to try out new games and experiment with their strength, control, and creativity. At the same time, their imagination develops and they witness the effects of their actions on the outside world—for instance, there will be water everywhere if they splash too hard—and on others. They’ll also learn limits (they are not allowed to throw the soaking sponge across the bathroom) and enjoy their parents’ delight at their new discoveries.
