Where Is Baby's Belly Button?
Large flaps convert basic body-part questions into a repeatable prediction, reveal, and point-to-yourself routine.
Where Is Baby's Belly Button? by Karen Katz is estimated to take about 3.5 minutes to read aloud (60 words, 1 sentence a spread). Best for ages 0-3.
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- Estimated read-aloud time
- about 3.5 minutesEstimated read-aloud time
- Words
- 60Approximate
- Sentences per spread
- 1Text density
- Re-read tolerance
- 5/5strong repeat appeal
- Vocabulary level
- 1/5plain words
- Best for
- Ages 0-3Age range
Our review
Katz hides a baby’s hands, eyes, mouth, belly button, and other body parts beneath large flaps, turning each question into an immediate reveal. The uncluttered pictures make it easy to move from the pictured baby to the listener’s own body.
It works best when an adult pauses before lifting and lets the child point to the matching feature on themselves. The flaps invite active handling but can interrupt the rhythm and take wear. Toes, Ears, & Nose uses clothing and rhyme to reveal body parts; this book offers the simpler question-and-answer game.
Before you buy it
The book depends on intact moving flaps and offers only a brief naming game once the answers are memorized.
Themes
- body parts
- peekaboo
- babies
- flaps
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