123 Counting Sticker Book (My Little World) Paperback – Sticker Book, March 4, 2014

We are big Tiger Tales brand fans, in our home, and this activity book did not disappoint. I like that the illustrations are familiar, from the books, they are a good size, colorful and fun. The reusable stickers were a little difficult for my 2.5 year old to remove from the sticker sheet; however, she did fine with placement and peeling from the book pages. We also enjoy using a wipe clean marker on the pages to continue working on counting skills while drawing; keeps my toddlers attentions much longer when she is able to actively engage with the book. I also really like that this is a book she is able to use during quiet time and one that she independently chooses off the shelf. I should also note that this book for the price is a great deal; stickers, wipe clean, reusable, travel friendly and if it does get ruined then it did not break the bank. I would make this purchase again and would purchase for gifting.

Great sticker book, both of my boys love it. I laminate that stickers so they can be reusable (:.

The main gist of this review is that this is a nice, little sticker book with cute, bright artwork. It's not particularly hard, or long, but it definitely kept a 3 year old engaged until it was done. My only gripe with it is that a lot of the stickers (like the frogs) have thin limbs that rip easily. It's unlikely that 2 - 3 year old is not going to be able to easily get these stickers off themselves without some of them ripping or coming apart, so be prepared to help. What I'm most impressed with is how easily the stickers come off the book and each other. Here's my example of that:We originally got this sticker book as something to help keep my then 2 year old daughter occupied on a long international flight. Unfortunately, it didn't work. She was only half interested in piling a handful of the stickers on the same page. Fast forward to now when she's 3 and a full year later. I was able to pull apart all the stickers that were on the same page without ripping a single one and they all restuck without a problem.I thought that was pretty cool! I definitely plan on reusing this a few times since the stickers hold their stickiness until the peeling and repeeling does them in. I've included two photos of the different types of activities. The majority of it is about sticking the correct requested object/animals on the page. The last two pages are about sticking the right number next to the objects/animals.Oh, one last, minor gripe... the number 9 is a little weird. My 3 year old keeps thinking it's a weird P and I'm not going to lie, I can see why she thinks that.

I bought this in preparation for multiple 10+ hour flights with a toddler. Stickers are winners! Educationally-themed sticker activities, even better.Pros:- This was exactly as described: the pages are ultra-glossy, allowing the kiddo to place and move the stickers around.- The illustrations both on the pages and the stickers are bright and cheery, and definitely capture a toddler's attention.Cons:- The stickers are not the thickest, so one extra-excited pull will result in a beheaded animal (but that means an extra sticker!).- All of the stickers are on an insert halfway through the book. It's a lot of stickers on the two pages, and it can be challenging for a younger toddler to easily get a single sticker out without disturbing others.At the end of the day, it's an activity book, so it's not a book that will be lasting through the ages with your kid. I wanted it for long travel, and it was perfect for that purpose. We used it on several flights, and have maybe five more uses with it before it will be repurposed as just an activity ground for other stickers (rather than these specific counting projects).

I bought this book with the intention of turning it into a reusable teaching material. I laminated the stickers and add Velcro rounds to them so that they are reusable. An extra benefit of adding Velcro to the stickers is that I can now use it to teach addition and subtraction as the stickers can now be easily removed from the page. My 2.5 year old had lots of fun counting and doing subtraction with it. This book is perfect for my purpose because the pages are thick and do not crumple when pulling the Velcro rounds off.Cons:When used purely as a sticker book, the stickers are too thin and is difficult to remove. It is impossible for a young child to do it independently without damaging the stickers.Pros:It is low cost and the illustrations are incredibly cute. There are lots of different themes to keep children interested and build vocabulary while playing.

granddaughter loved it

Traveling with a Toddler? GET THIS! Even a preschooler would love it. But, for the price point of the book and the size it is the single best thing I bought for our trip across the country. It entertained my toddler for hours and I didn't have to oversee it. The stickers are not so sticky they will destroy your car seat or windows (she didn't put them in either place, but I just wanted to point that out), the pictures are beautiful, and little hands can get the stickers off pretty well. Honestly, I considered the book as sacrificial because it was under $4 and I knew she wouldn't use it "correctly."The size was the big thing on our road trip. I bought a big Melissa and Doug sticker pad and a few bigger puzzles and she wanted to have nothing to do with them on her lap or the lap desk I got for her. I highly recommend it and I just bought 3 more for the way back! :)