Bayesian Probability for Babies: 1 (Baby University) Board book – Illustrated, 2 Aug. 2019

This is one of the best in the set, explaining Bayesian probability using cookies. It’s essentially a lesson in attending to base rates, really. But this lesson is never overtly stated. Maybe that’s not a bad thing.

Simple book, my baby gets it. She also likes cookies.

Great books, building up the collection

I really wanted to read something that would Bayesian Probability "for Dummies". From the book title, it seemed like it'd give me a good understanding of the Bayes rule, in a very accessible way. If it really gave a great explanation, keeping it engaging and simple, yet giving me good intuitive understanding - the book would get 5 stars and I'd buy an unlimited amount of similar books on the same subject.Unfortunately, the execution is lacking. Obviously, it wouldn't be of any value to parents trying to make the subject understandable and engaging to their kids. And to me, as a grown adult, it didn't present the subject in an intuitive, or engaging, or very understandable way. Seems like a rough outline of a blog post which could've been good.The two stars that I did give are for an excellent premise - there SHOULD be books tackling difficult subjects in easy to understand and intuitive ways.

The content of these books are great but the quality of the book itself is poor. It begins tearing on the first time you open it.

Chances are most people you know won't be able to understand this book let alone the baby ... I'm not sure what the pedagogical theory might be behind this book but from my perspective it was pretty disappointing.

I think this could have worked two ways - as an amusing approach that reaches adults who are Bayesian beginners, or (better but even more difficult) also as a book that would genuinely appeal to a kid. Not sure this hits either button, for me.

Se he convertido en uno de los libros favoritos de mi peque, dice que es el libro de las galletas, adecuado para bebés.

This is an A+ gift for a baby or toddler if you're the nerdy / academic person in the parents' life.My 3yo nephew really enjoys flipping through it. I won't pretend that he's ready for the AP Stats exam just yet, but he likes the illustrations and it's a fun book to read to him.

Great for babies, kids and adults easy to read and explains easily for everyone to understand.

Geniales Buch.

It is not clear who this book is intended to. My two-year sold was interested, but I don’t think he could grasp the concept. I do think, however, that the idea is presented the simplest way possible and that it will be useful one day, if not at his age.