Book excerpt: Do you want to Get Your Toddler to Learn Colors? Fortunately, the world is full of color, so you don't need any special materials to reinforce the concept. Just by pointing out red apples, green trees, blue sky, and yellow flowers, you're demonstrating the idea of naming and describing objects. Sorting and grouping similarly colored objects, such as a yellow flower with a banana, or an orange with a carrot, can also help separate the name of the object from the color description in your child's mind. This book Presents parents with a unique opportunity to share their child's first learning experiences. How to use; Children learn better in a relaxed, loving environment, so make learning enjoyable for them. Help your child identify objects of the same color that are pictured in the book by going through one or two colors at a time. You can help your child expand and develop a sense of color by asking them about the colors of familiar objects See how many colors your child remembers at the end of the book. Details at a glance; Features different colors with age-appropriate illustrations. Varieties of pictures based on colors make them more suitable for toddlers. It improves learning skills and helps in the development of vocabulary. The perfect choice for toddlers, kindergarten, and preschool-age children.