はじめてのぬりえ 果物と野菜 (28ページ)

The pages are thick enough that my three-year-old doesn't tear them, and I love that each fruit has its name in three languages—we're already saying "manzana" at dinner. It's become our quiet afternoon ritual, and the drawings are just detailed enough to keep her focused without getting frustrated.

My toddler loves the big, simple drawings of a smiling carrot and a strawberry. The three languages on each page are a nice bonus for teaching her a few new words. The paper is thick enough that her crayons don't bleed through.

I grabbed this for my niece and she immediately started pointing at the avocado saying "aguacate" — the three languages are a fun surprise. The thick pages hold up well to her enthusiastic scribbling, and 28 pages gives her plenty to color without getting bored.