*received for free from netgalley for honest review* Pretty cool idea for a book, baby books are never that much but i really like the idea of this book for sure

This was such a cute board book! The illustrations were great! I also really enjoyed the tips at the beginning about talking with your baby.

This is a great book that has baby language in it to make it easy to teach those first words to babies.

Let’s Talk, Baby is a fantastic tool for language learning with your baby. It is stimulating and an awesome way to get a head-start on speaking with your child. You can never start too early! The earlier they start learning language the more they will retain and better they will speak for the rest of their lives, so I am excited to add this to our collection of baby books. It was engaging, entertaining, and educational, both for baby and for parents!

I got an ARC of this book via NetGalley.

This was very easy and it was good. Since my kids are having a hard time reading even though they are already 11 and 7 years old.

The drawings were simple and easy to follow.

Adorable illustrations and fun simple words that captured my baby's attention. She enjoyed helping me "pop" the bubbles and participated in reading the book with me. I love how it is repetitive and short - it's the perfect length to keep my little one's attention. This book is a perfect way to introduce sounds and turn babbles into beginning words. Thank you to Netgalley for the ARC.

Stephanie Ciatti the author of Let's Talk Baby is a speech pathologist. Personally I think why this book is awesome! The beginning of the book has tips for parents and caregivers. The watercolor style illustrations are not visually over stimulating which is perfect before nap and bedtime. This would make an excellent baby shower gift.

I loved how the simple (but cute!) graphics weren't overwhelming in their design, but they still had plenty of aspects to notice and point out to small children. I loved that the words were sounds that could be easily produced by an infant and were repeated and displayed in large print.

However, with these types of books that are meant to achieve a specific developmental objective in infants, I always wish there were instructions or suggestions to readers, who are not trained in speech pathology, that would allow for a more productive reading of the text. The book can be enjoyed without this type of reading, but I wonder what we could do to encourage those readers who would love to deliver this type of instruction while reading.

This was a very sweet book I was checking out for my friend who just had a new baby. It is a very cute book to help with evelopmental skills

I was given an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.

This is a book for the very youngest of readers. I love the simplicity of both the illustrations and the language. And the fact that the baby whale snacks on gold fish. I feel like this is something that little ones will relate to.

This book offers adults the chance to encourage their baby’s verbal development by introducing simple sounds. This title begins with some advice for adults about how to help a child’s vocal development. These seem quite sensible and intuitive.

I am not a speech pathologist so cannot vouch for how well this book will do its job. I can say that it has adorable illustrations, repetition and simple sounds.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher. All opinions are my own.

Repetitive with sweet illustrations that grabbed my daughters attention. Absolutely perfect for language development

Let's Talk, Baby is such an adorable book! The illustrations are lovely, but the best part is the repetition and "baby babble" which is just what is needed to keep your baby (or grandbaby in my case) engaged and help develop their speech. I would buy the whole series!💕

This was so smart. It's such a great learning tool for the adults and the babies. Will definitely be getting a copy to work on with my nieces and nephews.

<i>I received a free copy via Netgalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.</I>

This inspiring book will help you turn your baby's babble into actual words! It is the first book in a developmental appropriate series of language development books for infants and babies. This board book will help parents and caregivers support a baby's language development. Luckily the book offers tips from a professional speech language pathologist to help the process along.

The watercolour illustrations are soft and adorable. Babies will love the attention and interaction which will garner their success in word formations. I recommend this book.

This is a very sweet book with simple words for young babies and includes tips for parents for how to support young babies' speech and language development. I'd definitely gift this to new parents!

Adorable illustrations, simple language, counting concepts, and cause-and-effect theory combine into this sweet, fun book for babies. Definitely a winner for ages 0-2!

This is a wonderful book. I’ve been reading it to the baby and he smiles every time! What a great way to introduce language to little ones. My toddler loves the pictures and repeats the text too.

Thanks to Netgalley and Ninewise Publishing for a free digital copy.

Super interesting concept book about helping a baby learn their first words. Plus it is very cute.

I loved the colours in this baby board book and the illustrations are cute. A simple book to read with babies to help develop their early language. Thank you for the opportunity to read and review this book.