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Little Tiger Picks Up (Hello Genius)

Little Tiger Picks Up (Hello Genius)

byMichael Dahl
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Andy
5.0 out of 5 starsCute Book To Reinforce the Maker of the Mess is the Cleaner of the Mess
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 27, 2017
This is one of several of the books of this series I purchased for my kindle after I noticed that our son seemed to find the kindle versions more motivating. For our little man, who has some more specialized needs, he's pretty much a mess making ninja, and this is something we've been working on for a while in various incarnations. Right now, the current stand is over him emptying out his entire dresser and removing all of the red balls from his ball pit every night. We're for the moment ignoring his fondness for dumping all of his blocks behind his bed and just leaving them there after each occasion and waiting for him to request them. If he wants them, he can ask for them and help clean them at that time to get them out.

So, we clean the other two up every morning though, and at present, it still requires an ABA reinforcer to get the job done. I bought this book because it's very simple in the sentence structure and reinforces the idea that if you make a mess, you need to be the one to pick it up. I think this book would be stronger with a why, like "we clean messes so people don't trip on things and get hurt" or "we put things away so they don't get ruined," but I know point blank our sweet little dude doesn't give a crud about whether or not most things get ruined, and I'm pretty sure if he could verbalize it, he'd just say "well, why don't you just watch where you're going? You can see my line of balls from all the way across the room...geesh, how hard could it be to avoid that!!!" So, I'm pretty sure this is one of those areas where the why isn't going to be as helpful because social why's like "it makes people happy" that you use for why we say 'hi' don't hold a lot of weight with him at this time. It's more about what he wants to do and what he doesn't want to do.

So our approach has been more towards "You made the mess, you clean up the mess (every bit of it). You make less mess, you have less mess to clean." And our little man does not like to clean, not even a little bit, so that I think is where our hope rests on this one. I'm on the verge of being cautiously optimistic we're near the end of the dresser battle for now because we've gone three days without the dresser being emptied, and he's only pulled out 6 or 7 balls the last few days. But I think it's nice to have a book the reinforce with him that the mess maker is the mess cleaner, and I think this book does a good job of that. And I like that it's got Little Tiger roaring in a couple of spots, because that's a sound he is willing to make without a motivator attached to the other end, so it's a fun thing to do when we're reading it. I also chuckled a bit that all of the books Little Tiger picks up are from this Hello Genius line...can't blame them for advertising that way ;)

As I said, this is a hill we've been on a while, I don't imagine this is going to fix every problem we've ever had with this, but it's a nice support. I'd say probably best for a developmentally typical 18-24 month old kiddo, but for our son who is 5 and has developmental delays and some specialized needs, I still find this very useful.
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Amanda Matthews-Hine
3.0 out of 5 starsONLY MALE CHARACTERS?
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 3, 2020
So far I own 12 of these books. I got a box set for my daughters birthday and she loved them so much I wanted to buy more. HOWEVER I noticed that the characters in these books are either MALE or labeled as just the animal. There is NOT ONE female noted character!? It's always "he" "his" never "she" "hers". Now I wouldn't mind if the characters were just labeled as their animal for example: "good job mouse!" "Monkey is sad". But to only include male pronouns and not one. single. female. pronoun is wrong! So I've taken to using a label maker to change these books to represent girls as well as boys! Very disappointing Michael Dahl doesn't include female pronouns in his CHILDREN'S books! That being said I do like the messages and simplicity of the messages these books send. They are very easy for a young children to understand!
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Andy
5.0 out of 5 stars Cute Book To Reinforce the Maker of the Mess is the Cleaner of the Mess
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 27, 2017
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This is one of several of the books of this series I purchased for my kindle after I noticed that our son seemed to find the kindle versions more motivating. For our little man, who has some more specialized needs, he's pretty much a mess making ninja, and this is something we've been working on for a while in various incarnations. Right now, the current stand is over him emptying out his entire dresser and removing all of the red balls from his ball pit every night. We're for the moment ignoring his fondness for dumping all of his blocks behind his bed and just leaving them there after each occasion and waiting for him to request them. If he wants them, he can ask for them and help clean them at that time to get them out.

So, we clean the other two up every morning though, and at present, it still requires an ABA reinforcer to get the job done. I bought this book because it's very simple in the sentence structure and reinforces the idea that if you make a mess, you need to be the one to pick it up. I think this book would be stronger with a why, like "we clean messes so people don't trip on things and get hurt" or "we put things away so they don't get ruined," but I know point blank our sweet little dude doesn't give a crud about whether or not most things get ruined, and I'm pretty sure if he could verbalize it, he'd just say "well, why don't you just watch where you're going? You can see my line of balls from all the way across the room...geesh, how hard could it be to avoid that!!!" So, I'm pretty sure this is one of those areas where the why isn't going to be as helpful because social why's like "it makes people happy" that you use for why we say 'hi' don't hold a lot of weight with him at this time. It's more about what he wants to do and what he doesn't want to do.

So our approach has been more towards "You made the mess, you clean up the mess (every bit of it). You make less mess, you have less mess to clean." And our little man does not like to clean, not even a little bit, so that I think is where our hope rests on this one. I'm on the verge of being cautiously optimistic we're near the end of the dresser battle for now because we've gone three days without the dresser being emptied, and he's only pulled out 6 or 7 balls the last few days. But I think it's nice to have a book the reinforce with him that the mess maker is the mess cleaner, and I think this book does a good job of that. And I like that it's got Little Tiger roaring in a couple of spots, because that's a sound he is willing to make without a motivator attached to the other end, so it's a fun thing to do when we're reading it. I also chuckled a bit that all of the books Little Tiger picks up are from this Hello Genius line...can't blame them for advertising that way ;)

As I said, this is a hill we've been on a while, I don't imagine this is going to fix every problem we've ever had with this, but it's a nice support. I'd say probably best for a developmentally typical 18-24 month old kiddo, but for our son who is 5 and has developmental delays and some specialized needs, I still find this very useful.
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melissa
5.0 out of 5 stars Little genius board book
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 23, 2023
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I like how this books helps little one learn about clean up time . It has great pictures for them to look through and the story is easy to follow. Good board book, and very durable.
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Elizabeth Kramer
5.0 out of 5 stars My son loves these books!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 19, 2022
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My 2 yr old son responds really well too these books. I usually Animate them and ad lib a bit but they’ve been great teaching tools. Plus the seller sent to other free books with the purchase!! Awesome bonus!
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CMFarmer
5.0 out of 5 stars So GREAT, I bought 3 of these books
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 9, 2021
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I have two granddaughters, ages 26.5 months and 25 months old. Originally, I bought two each of about five of the "Hello Genius" books for them. Including "Little Tiger Picks Up."

As I pick up the younger of the two toddlers from daycare and watch her till her mom gets home from work, when it is time to pickup for dinner, I simply say "Tiger, time to pick up" and instantly my granddaughter starts helping me pick up.

She also gave up her pacifier within a week of her mom reading "No More Pacifier Duck." And isn't as fussy about going to bed after "Go To Bed Goat."

I am so impressed with the "Hello Genius" books, I have bought most of the series for both my granddaughters. AND! Just today I bought 15 additional books from the series to give to the day care where my granddaughter attends.
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L. K.
5.0 out of 5 stars Concise, easy for 2 year old to follow
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 8, 2022
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My daughter loves this book. It's to the point.
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Lindsay
5.0 out of 5 stars Favorite Hello Genius Book
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 18, 2021
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We have a few - Bear Says Thank You, Duck Goes Potty, Little Elephant Listens, and this one, Little Tiger Picks Up. After only a couple days, our 2 year old "reads" it to herself....we've read it THAT much....over and over and over. She doesn't care as much about the others. We then play it out "Pick up your toys, little Annika" "Pick up your books, little Annika" So far it has been a great motivation book. Unfortunately, Duck Goes Potty hasn't had the same effect...Next purchase will be the Naptime for Kitty book, so we'll see! :)
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Olivia
5.0 out of 5 stars My son Loves this book
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 1, 2022
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This is a fave in our house, we also have little elephant listens and little monkey calms down. He enjoys all of them! Every night when we pick up his room before we start we say “oh my what a mess little tiger!” And then pick up his room!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Basic book
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 21, 2022
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Okay, but pretty basic even for a toddler.
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Lou McGoo
4.0 out of 5 stars Nice series
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 23, 2021
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Nice series, my child likes to refer to them in conversation, “pick up toys like tiger.” Every book has arrived from Amazon slightly warped - in 2 directions. Not worth the effort to send 5 books back, but annoying.
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Amanda Matthews-Hine
3.0 out of 5 stars ONLY MALE CHARACTERS?
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 3, 2020
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So far I own 12 of these books. I got a box set for my daughters birthday and she loved them so much I wanted to buy more. HOWEVER I noticed that the characters in these books are either MALE or labeled as just the animal. There is NOT ONE female noted character!? It's always "he" "his" never "she" "hers". Now I wouldn't mind if the characters were just labeled as their animal for example: "good job mouse!" "Monkey is sad". But to only include male pronouns and not one. single. female. pronoun is wrong! So I've taken to using a label maker to change these books to represent girls as well as boys! Very disappointing Michael Dahl doesn't include female pronouns in his CHILDREN'S books! That being said I do like the messages and simplicity of the messages these books send. They are very easy for a young children to understand!
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