Slurp

My toddler loves flipping through the pages to match the Popsicle halves — the bright colors and sturdy board pages hold up well to repeated use. It's a fun way to learn patterns without feeling like a lesson.

The split-page design is genius — my four-year-old loves flipping the Popsicle halves to build silly new color combos, and it keeps her busy way longer than most board books. The pages are thick enough to survive her enthusiastic flicking, which is more than I can say for our other books.

My toddler has me read this three times before bed now, mostly because he loves flicking the split Popsicle pages to make new color combos. The wind-blown menu idea is clever — he thinks he's fixing the treats, and I get to sneak in pattern talk.