John Deere Kids Farm Friends

Nothing runs like a John Deere--and nothing reads like one, either

Introduce your little one to the animals of the farm with this adorable, interactive lift-the-flap board book. Specially designed for curious babies and toddlers, this durable book features bright farm scenes, friendly animals, and of course, John Deere tractors With strong flaps, simple sentences, and engaging illustrations, it's the perfect first farm animal book for your budding little farmer.

Each page of this chunky lift-a-flap board book encourages sensory play while introducing early learning concepts like animal names and sounds. With simple sentences that support language development and vibrant illustrations that capture your child's imagination, it's the perfect tractor book for toddlers and a first farm book for babies. Backed by the John Deere legacy, our John Deere Kids books celebrate the joy of outdoor discovery, nature, and learning through hands-on fun. These children's books recognize that the preschoolers of today are the farmers, builders, and innovators of tomorrow.

Brought to you by Cottage Door Press, creators of beloved Lift-a-Flap and Peek-a-Flap books. Our flap books are crafted with care and made to last. We encourage screen-free engagement to nurture the next generation of readers, doers, and dreamers.

Little Lifts for Little Hands Built for babies and toddlers' first discoveries, easy to open and close again and again.Built Toddler-Tough Extra-thick board pages and reinforced flaps designed for busy little hands and stand up to real-world playDevelopmental Boost: Lifting flaps supports early learning development of fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and early problem-solving.Language Foundations: Simple or repetitive text helps reinforce early language structure, speech patterns, and vocabulary growth.Bright and Engaging: Cheerful, themed illustrations keep babies and toddlers entertained and curious.

Praise for our Small Board Lift-a-Flap "The flaps are the sturdiest in the business and will likely survive vigorous play and exploration."―Kirkus Reviews, PBS Kids Fish