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Baby University Science for Toddlers: Four-Book Board Book Set

Baby University Science for Toddlers is a four-book board book set introducing young children to scientific ideas through colorful, simplified explanations. The titles cover quantum physics, rocket science, general relativity, and Newtonian physics, making the set a focused option for shared reading and early STEM exposure.

At a glance

  • Four titles explore distinct areas of physics and space science.
  • Described as colorful, simple introductions to scientific concepts for babies and toddlers.
  • Compact reading length listed as 24 pages.
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$23.79Save 40%

Reference price: $39.96

Price checked: Nov 11, 2026

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Often bought together

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Bundles four different science topics together, allowing caregivers to introduce a range of ideas without assembling separate titles.
  • Customer feedback describes the set as educational and helpful for presenting complex concepts in simpler terms.

Cons

  • Some customers find the language too advanced or difficult for babies, so the intended age may not suit every child.

Technical specifications

11 specifications
Contents and format
Set sizeFour-Book Set
Book titlesQuantum Physics for Babies; Rocket Science for Babies; General Relativity for Babies; Newtonian Physics for Babies
Print length24 pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication details
PublisherSourcebooks Explore
Publication dateNovember 28, 2017
ISBN-10149267043X
ISBN-13978-1492670438
Dimensions and installation
Weight listed2.76 pounds
Dimensions0.39 x 0.39 x 0.5 inches
Suggested age
Reading ageBaby - 3 years, from customers

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Customer feedback is divided on age suitability, readability, engagement, and value, the listing's reading-age field says “Baby - 3 years, from customers,” while some buyers report the material feels too advanced for babies.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • Caregivers who want a science-themed shared-reading set for toddlers and older young children.
  • Gift buyers looking for a multi-book introduction to STEM topics.

Less suited to

  • Readers seeking a conventional storybook or a guaranteed baby-level reading experience.

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 7,220 ratings
  • 5 stars85%85%
  • 4 stars9%9%
  • 3 stars4%4%
  • 2 stars1%1%
  • 1 star1%1%

Customer feedback is broadly favorable overall, with a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 7,220 global ratings. Customers praise the educational content and its simplified treatment of complex ideas, but opinions differ on whether the wording and subject matter work for babies: some find it clear and engaging, while others consider it difficult or boring. That age and readability uncertainty matters most for families buying specifically for infants, older toddlers or children may be better positioned to engage with the science themes.

Positive themes

  • Customers describe the set as educational and appreciate it as an introduction to scientific concepts.
  • Some customers say the books make complex ideas easier to understand.

Negative themes

  • Some customers consider the books too advanced for babies or say the wording is complicated.

Mixed feedback

  • Customers disagree about readability, engagement, age suitability, and whether the set is worth its price.

Frequently asked questions

Which books are in this set?

It includes Quantum Physics for Babies, Rocket Science for Babies, General Relativity for Babies, and Newtonian Physics for Babies.

What age is the set intended for?

The listing gives a customer-derived reading age of Baby to 3 years, but customer feedback is mixed, with some finding the concepts or wording too advanced for babies.

How many pages are listed?

The product details list a print length of 24 pages.

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