Baby Loves Gravity!

My 2yo just had stopped throwing food on the ground before I ordered the book that starts with a baby dropping his food on the ground for the dog to eat 😅. I told my son the baby has a dog and it’s ok because of that… other than that it’s great! My son says gravity now every time something falls

My 3yo son loves this series of books. We had most of the other books except for gravity and green energy but after looking at the back of the book, he said he wanted the two books that he didn’t have. It teaches kids the basic concepts of physics.

I loved this book, and so did my 1 and 3-year-old children. Pros: 1 Representation: It is difficult to find books that include characters of color as the main characters. Sometimes, the cover of the book will include a character of color, who will then not be dominant in/throughout the story. This book did not disappoint. Although the main character was a person of color, he was just experiencing normal everyday life. That is important for children of color to know that all of the books about their lives are not about slavery/pain/suffering, and it is good for white children to see that children of color are just like them. 2. Science: Children absorb information like sponges, but so many children's books don't take advantage of that. This book actually taught my children about gravity and mass. My three year old has impressed people by casually using that vocabulary in several random conversations. I caught my children excitedly replicating the gravity "experiments" from the book. Finally, it also challenged me to be mindful about pointing out when my kids interact with gravity in their everyday life. 3: Format: It is difficult to find these topics in Board Book format. I liked that my kids can "read" the book on their own without fear of them damaging it. 4: Price: Very affordable! Consistent pricing across the series Cons: Overall, I love this book and am excited to buy more from the series. My only complaint so far is that there aren't any female main characters yet. Girls like science too!

My toddler loves this book, he now throws random stuff to show us the effect of gravity 😬😬

I saw Ruth Spiro series "Baby loves" a long time ago and finally we bought a couple of them. Very adorable STEM books, capturing attention and explaining concept in such a simple manner.

A brilliant book! I got this for my toddler's second birthday on a whim, but she absolutely loves it. A complex concept is written so clearly, and at the perfect level for young children to follow. My toddler has been making references to gravity at the park, at dinner etc now. I can't wait to get her more from this series.

It looks and reads like a board book for much younger children, but it went over super well with my three year old. He really seemed to grasp the ideas too. After I read it to him the first time, he walked around performing experiments, dropping things and exclaiming "the Earth pulled it down!". Super neat to see him get excited about the natural world like that. I will definitely be looking into other books in the series for him.