Sam Taplin: Don't tickle the pig!

What sounds do the animals make when you tickle them? Try tickling the bodies of the animals, from pigs and cows to sheep and horses. What sounds do the animals make? Touch and tickle their bodies. You can feel various textures such as soft, quivering, and fluffy. When you tickle and press the parts you feel, each animal makes a sound. The pig goes "Oink!" The cow goes "Moo!" The sheep goes "Baaah!" The horse goes "Heehee!" Since you can enjoy sounds while feeling the textures, the fun and interest are doubled, and stimulating both touch and hearing helps with your baby's brain development. How to play with your baby! You can enjoy both tactile and sound play with your baby at the same time! Sounds come out when you touch and press the animals, further enhancing your baby's reaction and interest, and both activities help with brain development. Various sounds of animals like pigs, cows, and sheep resonate with three-dimensional sound. It helps with your baby's auditory development and improves concentration. Try imitating animal sounds together, such as oink, moo, and hee-hee. You can develop your language skills by giggling at the fun onomatopoeia. Feel various textures with your baby and describe them using words like "soft, soft," "soft, soft," and "squishy." Your baby's expressiveness and language sense will grow. In the final scene, the animals gather together and each make their own sound. Listen to the lively and fun sounds and enjoy this enjoyable book play repeatedly!

Korean title: 돼지를 간질간질하지 마세요!

Korean author: 샘 태플린

Korean publisher: 어스본코리아

ISBN-13: 8809264181690