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Charts for Babies: Big Ideas for Little Ones

Charts for Babies: Big Ideas for Little Ones

Hardcover

Series: A Charts for Babies Book

ConceptsMathematics

Publisher Price: $18.99

ISBN10: 1419785184
ISBN13: 9781419785184
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
Published: Apr 7 2026
Pages: 32
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.48 Width: 8.59 Depth: 8.59
Language: English
Big charts for little hearts! This inventive picture book that introduces early-learning concepts through colorful charts, graphs, timelines, and diagrams is from beloved chart-maker Michelle Rial, creator of the viral favorite Am I Overthinking This?

What I love about this book is that it treats babies as the deep thinkers they already are. Charts for Babies says to your child, 'I believe you can understand the world'―and that message matters from the very start. And it's genuinely fun to read together.―Dr. Becky Kennedy, Clinical Psychologist and Founder of Good Inside

Through boldly illustrated pie charts, bar graphs, Venn diagrams, and more, young readers will explore colors, shapes, opposites, feelings, routines, and everyday observations in surprising new ways. Each playful chart transforms familiar concepts into moments of discovery, encouraging children to think, compare, wonder, and laugh along the way.

From favorite things and big emotions to the delightful patterns hidden in daily life, Charts for Babies invites children to see the world through a fresh lens. Rial's signature graphic style and infectious rhyming text make learning feel playful, intuitive, and endlessly engaging.

Perfect for curious preschoolers, budding STEM learners, and the grown-ups who read with them, this unconventional read-aloud is packed with visual surprises that children will want to revisit again and again. A Booklist-recommended favorite for storytimes, classrooms, and family reading, Charts for Babies proves that even the simplest chart can tell a wonderful story.

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