First Sticker Art: In the Ocean: Color By Stickers for Kids, Make 20 Animal Pictures! (Independent Activity Book, Perfect Valentine's Day Gift for Ages 3+)

Perfect for toddler hands and keeping them busy! We use this as a go to for their bag to keep them busy while out at restaurants.

Fun book for toddlers!

My little guy loves this. Once they are placed they are hard to lift so if you have a little one that is particular you may want to be there to assist placement. Mine loves being creative and doing this his way and in his words "I can do it how I want", "that's not perfect but it's ok".

My grandson loved this book and my daughter purchases it for birthday presents for other toddlers.

My son loves these books and did many of them. We gave him this one for his 4th birthday and the two animals with tentacles were very difficult for him. Still a quality product and we'll keep buying anymore they make, but this one is a higher level of difficulty than the others.

So cute! Bought these for my 3 year old on a long road trip and they were great! Mom hack: peel the sticker backing off for them first and they will be able to peel the stickers off more easily/by themselves. :)

This is a fantastic book to help kids sit quietly--my 2 year old to my 6 year old loved them. (we got both the ocean and zoo animal ones) . It was too easy for my 6 year old, she still liked it but completed each page VERY quickly. It was perfect for my 4 year old and even and even my 2 year old cold do it (I had to resist being OCD and moving her stickers that were placed a little off kilter:-) The other kid sticker books (the kids paint by sticker) I still have to help my kids get the sticker off and the want me to be next to them to help a little. These sticker books are made to be super easy for little kids--none of them required my help! That is a huge win for me!

My son is almost 4 and starting to do easier puzzles. He needs some help with orientation so I help him with each sticker page. I tear out the sheet with stickers from the back and then he works on that specific page before moving on. It seems to be building his confidence because so far it is just a little difficult but very fun. The stickers do peel off easier than I expected, which is good if you accidentally place them crooked (working on age appropriate fine motor skills). The only thing I would revise about this book activity is that sometimes certain stickers should be layered in a particular order if you are trying to replicate the guide picture, but the order to place them is not listed (some kids care about that). However, each page does a good job of clearly labeling the stickers. My son also enjoys the ordered list of pictures at the beginning of the book, which is how he chooses which animal page to do next (and is additionally helping him understand the concept of a table of contents). Yesterday he learned and explained some differences between a lobster and a crab.