Global Babies: 1 Board book – Picture Book, 1 Jun. 2008

Our son absolutely loves this book. He's suddenly obsessed with this book and keeps wanting to read this book over and over! He loves the pictures of other babies.He's also in a biting phase, and the book is not the strongest of board books, which means we may have to purchase another copy!

Brilliant picture book for teaching anti racism at a young age.

I just love reading this to my children so they can understand the diversity of people.

My 16 month old absolutely adores this book, along with the Global Baby Girls book too. The photographs are stunning, showing babies from different part of the world, of different ethnicities and cultures. The story is short and simple, with a positive message that all babies are special and loved! Would definitely recommend this book, especially as the proceeds go to charity!

My granddaughter 9 months, liked this book as the detailed faces and head clothing made it interesting to talk about. Only I white baby with blue eyes in the book. This is not a criticism but an observation.

I love this book. It is just the right size for my seven month old to turn around and around, she loves the bright colours and baby faces. My husband and I were delighted as there is a picture from Malawi where we met. The text is short but sweet, besides my daughter much prefers the pictures to storyline at the moment. (When she is not trying to eat the book!)If I had to make a criticism it would be that there is no British baby and that some of the photos look a tiny bit dated. But this by no means lessens our enjoyment of this book. If any of my friends have a baby in the future, this is definitely being bought again.

My baby loves this book ! He always smiles when he sees the different babies !

The idea behind the book is exelent and I realy enjoy showing my son babyes from all arond the world. I want him to learn and later understand that even though there are people all around that world that, look different and have different cultures, all people are the "same".However the book itself was a little bit of an disapointment. Both the pictures in the book and the book is self is a little bit low qualety. Some of the pictures are not even clear. Also I find it a little strange that there are 2 babyes from the US instead of filling it with more countries. And at last I find it wery weird that the picture in the front of the book is not marked with what country it is from... I would guess the baby is from Tibet, china or Mongolia but there is no way of knowing....