Little Storybook

Counting is a very important part of child development and begins between the ages of 3 and 4, according to the Centers for Disease Control. "What is important to childhood learning is the child's sense of ownership of the process and an 'I can do it' feeling," explains Dr. Jennifer Jones, founder of Green Ivy Schools and author of "The Three P's of Parenting." "Equally important to a child's intellectual development is the understanding of knowledge in context. The sooner children begin to see numbers (and anything else) in relation to various contexts, the earlier and more resolutely they will embrace reading and written or verbal expression," she adds. Learning math skills, Jones says, can help children navigate new situations as they learn to use clues to solve for unknowns.

Little Storybook promotes a life-long love of interactive creativity with a simple interface that features 3D learning. With Little Storybook as the guide, these sturdy books will help your child easily grasp concepts such as: making comparisons, identifying colors, objects, shapes and numbers. Our product technology allows your child to use their imagination while learning at the same time.

Little Storybook is a fun and educational way to entertain and teach children to organize and express thoughts using their own imagination and creativity.