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Computer Engineering For Babies

Computer Engineering For Babies

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Customers praised this interactive STEM book as "educational and entertaining for everyone," with children ages 1-6 captivated by the working buttons and lights that teach logic gates. Most loved the quality and clear layout. Some reported buttons requiring specific positioning to work, and occasional battery issues. One customer felt the price wasn't justified.

  • Top favorite for both our 6-year-old and 1-year-old. Highly educational.
  • Really well put together - the materials are great. My son (19mo) was focused for 5 minutes.
  • Gave it to my computer science teacher and he absolutely adored it!
  • 5 stars: 23 (79%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (3%)
  • 3 stars: 3 (10%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 2 (7%)
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Pierre-Edouard B.

Computer Engineering for Babies

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Barney H.
Highly recommend

Already the top favorite for both our 6-year-old and 1-year-old. It sits right at the front of our bookshelf. Easy to get into and highly educational. The build quality is impressive. They handle hands-on toddler play perfectly while still captivating an older child. Our 6-year-old loves making his own paper books and makerspace crafts. To him, these books are the holy grail of creations. Our 1-year-old constantly copies her big brother. She even notices the small details, like how the wheel screws and incline patterns share the exact same style. The kids have even fought over them because they love them so much.

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Matthew T.
A must in the modern world.

An intuitive introduction to stem thinking. The best part was reading and understanding the ideas then going around the house and discovering switches (lights) and on/off switches (kettle) etc. would love some more worldly examples in small print to help a novice dad like me find more examples. Will be first in line for CE for toddlers (and novice dads!)

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mom m.
awesome product

Gave it to my computer science teacher and he absolutely adored it, ranked it his favorite gift given by a student 😛

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Matthew S.

Computer Engineering for Babies

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Still feel stupid

The best educational baby books allow relatively intelligent adults to learn without feeling stupid 😀. These 2 books don’t quite accomplish that goal. I wish I knew what suggestions to offer.

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Bryony B.
Educational and entertaining for everyone

I don't know how this book works and put it down to magic. Luckily, it will teach my baby to actually understand computers. It is really well put together- the materials are great. The colours are stimulating. The layout is really clear. My son (19mo) lay down with it and was focused for 5 minutes straight away. Adults keep mentioning that they could use it for themselves, too. I cannot sing it's praises any higher!

From a teacher in the UK.

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Christopher

My go to baby shower gift!

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J.O.

My son loves this book! Interactive and educational, works really well!

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Jakub

works 50/50 the buttons sometimes do not trigger unless in a very specific book position

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Emily
Beloved

Just wanted to share how loved this book is by our now 3 year old who will still happily flip through and play with the buttons during quiet time at daycare.

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Karen R.
Computer Engineering for Babies

It was even better than I expected! I’m giving it to my extremely smart soon to be one year old grandson.

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William K.
Amazing Product - Best Baby Purchase of All Time

My son absolutely loves your books. He is 8 months old. So in terms of what he loves so far, it's merely pressing the buttons and seeing the lights come up. Sometimes he even squeals with glee which then makes me feel joy. Hopefully, you will continue to grow your series of books so that we may add to our collection!

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Lanie G.

unfortunately, one of the batteries was not working but I had to give it as a gift...

other than that...really cute!

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Daniel W.
Amazing

Much more technical that I thought, love it

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Pamela D.
Would like to return this!

This book is not worth $33! I would like to return it and get my money back!

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Deborah S.
No product

Payment was instantly accepted. All I ever received was a delayed notification. Now site says I purchased it. Contact information doesn’t work.

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David W.
TBD

"For babies" seems good/as expected. "For big babies" the jury is still out, it's a gift for an engineer friend with a 2 year old. My issue at first glance was one of the lights stayed on for a while regardless of which way it's associated switch was flipped. It took some fiddling to get it to go out. Not sure if it's working as intended but I supposed we'll follow up once it gets more use.

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Christoph E.
Great Books, great service!

The books are great - I had an issue with shipping and had to return them - great service by Chase Roberts himself!!

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Timur S.

Computer Engineering for Babies

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Lucas H.

Computer Engineering for Babies

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Corrine N.

Computer Engineering for Babies

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John R.
My grand nephew really enjoys the book

My grand nephew (almost 2 years old) picked up the NOT, XOR and LATCH ideas pretty quickly. The book is fun and educational. I do wish I had gone ahead and done the 3 pack deal as, I know he will get the others in a year or so.

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Trent W.
Love it!

Great progression from circuits that are easy to hard. My little one is still a bit confused with the XOR gate. As an improvement make the circuits more visible somehow, as they get drowned about by the buttons, lights, words and background patterns. Maybe a tactile circuit, which would have a secondary effect of them being encouraged to touch it.

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Judy S.
Very cute

Grandkids enjoyed this!

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Anonymous
Fantastic gift!

This was a fantastic gift for a toddler! The book is incredibly well made and very unique, and was a highlight for the family. The package arrived perfectly on time with express shipping!

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Alexandra V.
Love this book!

My dad is a computer engineer and was very happy with this book. Lots of great info in a fun format for my 8 month old.

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Tanzih A.
Fantastic book

My son absolutely loves this book! He smiled when he saw the light turn on and is understanding cause and effect. I look forward to more books from here.

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Eric

She loves it!

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