Eating the Rainbow (Babies Everywhere)

What I needed. I wanted a book that showed healthy foods and talked about colors. This was exactly what I was looking for.Yes there are other foods besides just fruits and veggies, BUT they are healthy foods - its cereal, bread, and milk. Those are still an important part of your diet. It's not like the color brown is represented by chocolate or cookies. It's bread (whole wheat I believe) and Cheerios. If you are looking for a strictly fruit/veggie book then no, this isn't it. But if you are looking for a book that will support good eating habits AND teach colors, then this is perfect.The grapes are cut in half - not whole grapes like the other review mentioned. It is quite clear that they are cut half if you look at the picture.

My 7month old loves this book. He loves the pictures of other babies and we can keep using it to learn colors and foods.

Small book with realistic photos of fruits and veggies.

My daughter and I both love this book. The pages are bright and visually appealing. Each spread features several photographs of food of a certain color as well as a photograph of a child eating a food of that color. Both the featured color and the names of the foods are clearly labeled. Right now my daughter loves looking at the food and the children. As she gets older I'm sure she will enjoy naming the foods and the colors.

The front cover of this book is adorable. Was hoping for a book that introduced my boy to the fabulous world of fruits and vegetables. But is cheaply and quickly put together showing a child on one page eating something and other foods of that color in boxes on the other pages. My son has no interest in it, the pictures are boring.And it also shows eggs, milk, cheese, cereal, etc. It is not a fruit/vegetable book like it portrays.Better books of food for toddlers/babies:"Strawberries are red" by Petr Horacek is simple with beatiful artwork. It has been a favorite in our house"Eating the Alphabet" by Lois Ehlert has attractive pictures and several different fruits and vegetables to point out with your child

Really cute book very simple way to show foods are different colors. I thought it was a little too simple for my 3 year olds and it would have more detail than it does.

This was a book my 1 year old started reading at preschool and it quickly became her favorite. Her teachers talked about how much she loved it so I had to get a copy for home. It it a dual-purpose word book because it teaches the names of different foods (mostly fruit) and also teaches colors since each page is a different color.

Really appreciated seeing a vast & colorful variety of actual food images. Aides in true and accurate vocabulary development.

Buen libro para relacionar los colores con la comida. A mi pequeña le gusta ver la pagina donde salen la foto de la comida aue tiene delante. Le va muy bien el libro

Atendeu as expectativas!A Bebê adorou (18meses)