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Review: Find It Series

Find It Series by Highlights from Timberdoodle’s Tiny Tots Kit is a set of 4 puzzle books. Each page has 3 items that go with the theme for your child to find. What I found really neat is that the things you need to find are raised up a little bit from the page, so you can rub your finger along the page and feel the outline of what you are spotting.


My daughter had a blast with these books. She was easily able to find each item in the books. Her favorite was the bedtime book; she said because it’s purple. Since they are not to big we’ll be able to take them on the go in case we go somewhere that our daughter would get bored. 


These are a great introduction to search and find for younger toddlers. The books are board books so they are nice and sturdy and you don’t have to worry about the pages tearing. Another awesome thing is that the last page of each book has a question about another skill toddlers are getting introduced too; shapes, colors, numbers and sounds. I would definitely recommend these to anyone with younger kiddos. 



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  1. Karla Cook @ Roads to EverywhereAugust 21, 2019 at 9:27 AM

    So cute! Thanks for sharing your review! It looks like a great series!

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  2. MaryAnneAugust 21, 2019 at 10:00 AM

    Super cute! I'll put these on my toddler sibling of a new baby present list.

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  3. Kristen of A Mom's Quest to TeachAugust 26, 2019 at 11:53 AM

    These are adorable!

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