ポークアドット：恐竜A to Zボードブック

My 3-year-old loves poking the dots on every page, and the thick cardboard pages have held up to a lot of enthusiastic reading. It’s a fun way to practice the alphabet without feeling like a lesson.

The click-to-count buttons on each page are weirdly addictive — I keep poking them myself after my son's gone to bed. Twenty sturdy pages means it's survived being chewed, dropped, and sat on. Best part is he's actually learning the dinosaur names instead of just mashing buttons.

The clicking buttons are genuinely satisfying and hold my toddler's attention for a good while. The pages feel sturdy enough for rough handling, though the A-to-Z format makes some dinosaur names a bit of a mouthful to read aloud.