I Can Code: If/Then: A Simple STEM Introduction to Coding for Kids and Toddlers Board book – Illustrated, October 6, 2020

This book was so cute! We had the sister book to this and had to get this one too.

Key concepts help to regulate my toddler during meltdowns *if I kick and scream, the. I need to take a break”

The media could not be loaded. This book is awesome! It's thick. It's sturdy. It is a great way to have fun reading to your baby+ about coding. You can tailor what you read from the pages to make it age appropriate. And it has a wonderful ending.

Well documented. But, I would recommend you to include the cases of elif and else... Food for thought

My grandson and son enjoy this very beginning book for easy to understand logic and coding for computers. We all enjoy it, so yes, it's perfect for your little one to enjoy!

From the moment I heard about this series I was intrigued as both a writer and an educator. A beginners coding book what a great idea. I read the books to my Year 1 class as an introduction to my bee-bot coding lesson. It was great to show the students real life examples of how coding works. Especially using the statements if this then this. Well done Vicky Fang on helping children to see how coding works in everyday life. The illustrations by Jade Orlando are fantastic and captivating.

This adorable book not only has bright illustrations that show action and emotion, but tell of the love between dad and daughter. This book introduces an important life concept for toddlers and delighted me with the lift the flap pages to reveal the connections. The ending was also a very sweet surprise which endeared me to this board book.

This is a good introduction to conditionals but not sure who the audience is supposed to be. The spread explaining that IF I cry THEN dad gives me a timeout is troubling on several fronts. My four year old asked why the dad would put his daughter in timeout if she was having a hard time, instead of helping her. Great question!