I See Who!? Board Book With Flaps

1. Language and communication: Short, rhythmic lines and peekaboo naming turn lift-and-reveal moments into first words and real back-and-forth chatter.
2. Social-emotional intelligence: Predictable peekaboo scenes with inclusive everyday characters build connection, turn-taking, and simple feelings words (“happy,” “surprised”).
3. Memory and focus: Repeating “who’s hiding?” and remembering what’s under each sturdy flap strengthens attention and object permanence without feeling like a lesson.
4. Fine motor skills: Finger-size flaps invite grasping, pinching, and page-turning—building the small hand muscles they’ll use for dressing and early writing.
5. Eye-hand coordination: Lining up little fingers to lift each flap and point to pictures tunes eyes and hands to work smoothly together.
6. Family rituals: A 2-minute peekaboo after breakfast and a calm re-read before nap create tiny, repeatable rituals that anchor the day.

Little Patakha is a BIPOC woman-owned children’s brand that offers educational and inclusive high quality, screen-free books, games and toys, catered to early childhood.

At Little Patakha, they create products that are both multicultural and educational. They help children hit key developmental milestones, while breaking down stereotypes and opening the door to real meaningful cross-cultural experiences.