The New Kid on the Block

So precious! I wish the halo of leaves was more durable and fuller but really pleased with this item!

The blanket is super soft and cute! A great size for watching baby grow, not too big or small. The wreath piece is very cheap and flimsy though, was a little disappointed but it looks fine for pictures.

My buddy recommended this as his daughter that lives in Tokyo has one for their daughter. Very unique and nice blanket. I had mine embroidered with my granddaughters name from a separate company.

This blanket is exactly as I expected, large, soft and has a beautiful design. We use it for our baby’s monthly pictures. The rounded edges actually turn out fine in the photos.

Definitely as pictured! Quality is great and super soft! The colors are vibrant and the blanket is light weight fleece. Perfect for baby shower gifts or even for your own baby milestone pictures.

Super cute but the material is much thinner than I expected. I'll only be able to put my baby on this blanket if its laying on top of the carpet or some sort of padding. The leaf wreath (that goes around the months) is also cheaper/flimsier than I had hoped. But all in all it should work great as long as I'm careful storing it for the year. The blanket is larger than I expected... will probably need to stand on a bench to take baby's pictures and get the entire blanket in the photo.

I love this blanket! My grandma gifted it to me for my baby, and got to use it for the first time! It’s soft, big enough for baby to grow with, and so adorable! It’s on the thin side, so don’t buy this expecting to use it as a warm blanket. Otherwise I love it!

Very soft and cute

Great poems for children (and adults).Highly recommended.

Crass and tasteless limericks, that's what most of it's "poems" are.Wonder why is this is so highly rated. Why so many people people feel this is fit for consumption by a child is frankly disturbing.Sample this- poem about a dog, graphic details of it's body odour, repeated body shaming inferences. Another one about a stinking dustbin. Another one about a gooey starfish that is made into a soup and vivid descriptions of the sounds it makes as one consumes it, it's squelchy texture.... how does this even qualify as children's literature sir? This kitsch fits deviant gore genre if at all it can be called literature.

This is one of my favourite books from childhood. I bought is as a gift for a friend who is about to become a first time mother. The book came in excellent condition, and in a timely fashion. Highly recommended.

As a retired elementary school teacher, I have used this book MANY times in my classroom. Now I'm purchasing it for my grandchildren!

The boy loves these silly poems:)