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Bebé AMA a Papá / Baby Loves Dad

Bebé AMA a Papá / Baby Loves Dad

by de la Vega, Chela
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Presenting Bebé Ama a Papá / Baby Loves Dad, the third title in a new series of bilingual Spanish/English board books.

Bebé Ama a Papá / Baby Loves Dad is a sweet and charming exploration of family love, creating a rich and engaging experience for babies and toddlers. Through charming illustrations and simple, expressive text, the book celebrates the special bond between babies and their fathers and features a diverse group of dads from various backgrounds throughout Latin America and the United States. From storytime to crafting toys to mealtime, Bebé Ama a Papá / Baby Loves Dad captures the joy that papá /dads have when spending time with their children, making it a perfect read for families looking to embrace both English and Spanish in their little one's early learning journey.

Also available:

Bebé Ama a Mamá/ Baby Loves Mom

Bebé Ama a Abuelita/ Baby Loves Grandma

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Pub dateApr 7, 2026
ISBN-101464220212
ISBN-139781464220210
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-04-24 14:01
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