The Creative Toddler’s First Coloring Book Ages 1-3: 100 Everyday Things and Animals to Color and Learn | For Toddlers and Kids ages 1, 2 & 3 (US Edition) Paperback – January 29, 2021

Fun first coloring book for little ones. The drawings are simple and open. There's a large variety, from food to toys to clothing . . . The paper is good quality. My only issue is that a couple of the clothing items look like they're meant for little girls, rather than being more generic. I also like that there are about a half dozen blank pages at the back for "free" drawing.

The media could not be loaded. We love the creative toddlers first coloring book for our daughter. The book has simple and big photos of items she loves to color!

Both me and my toddler loving it and we are having such a great time with it. Also the amount of shapes to color is so big

This was the perfect toddler coloring book! Simple objects!

Absolutely perfect for a first coloring book. Very simple designs of animals and things little ones will easily recognize. Large pages with large images. Exactly what we were looking for for our little one.

The pictures are awesome—big, clear, and perfect for her to identify. It's a hit in that department.Price tag wise though, it felt a bit steep for what we got. It's nice, yeah, but probably won't be a repeat buy just 'cause of the price. There are good ones out there without breaking the bank. For example, you can go to your local dollar store and buy like 5 for similar price.

Pictures are large. Easy to color good quality good value for your money.

This is the perfect coloring book for my 16 month old granddaughter. She is ACTUALLY trying to color the pictures and stay in the lines--without any prompting from Nana! She asked me to read the "book" and so I showed her the pages of all the easy to color and familiar items. The pages have one object to color and all are named. So far, she's colored a clock, a puppy, an apple, a balloon and the first page which is actually an intro to the book consisting of mini sized illustrations: bee, umbrella, cloud, sun, butterfly, horse, lion, bird and flower. This fun activity has kept her busy and she's quite proud of herself! The coloring book pages are made of a good quality white paper--not the old newsprint type. I highly recommend this first coloring book. It's not just for coloring, but a real teaching tool and helps build vocabulary and object recognition in addition to helping with fine motor skills!