Bayesian Probability for Babies: A STEM and Math Gift for Toddlers, Babies, and Math Lovers from the #1 Science Author for Kids (Baby University)

This is an A+ gift for a baby or toddler if you're the nerdy / academic person in the parents' life. My 3yo nephew really enjoys flipping through it. I won't pretend that he's ready for the AP Stats exam just yet, but he likes the illustrations and it's a fun book to read to him.

Did I buy this book for a PhD level bayesian statistics class? Yes, absolutely. Did it actually help me understand definitions I was confused on? Also, Yes, absolutely. Will I then give it to my 2 year old niece after I'm done with it? Yes, 100%. Buy this book. 10/10, it's literally great for everyone, no matter their age or skill level. :)

So, Ive bought most of his baby university set, the first full set anyways. This one is the kids favorite. We base some of our Friday Funday experiments on these. This one, it mentions cookies with chocolate chips. So we baked them and served. Them and cut them and discussed them the their favorite part ate them. This book was a good time.

Our friend is a statistician and is having a baby, so we thought this would be the perfect gift. It is definitely cute and gets a lot of laughs! But the actual story probably won't be any kid's favorite. Definitely more for the adults, but that's what we wanted, so we weren't that disappointed.

The book takes the seemingly abstract idea of Bayesian Probability and breaks it down into colorful, engaging illustrations and simple language that even the youngest readers can grasp. The playful approach to learning makes it a joy for both parent and child during storytime. Highly recommended for parents who want to instill a love for learning in their little ones (0 - 3 years old).

We are big fans of this series. This one in particular is a personal favorite. Cookies and statistics, something for every age!

I am a graduate student working towards a PhD and bought this for a friend/coworker having a baby. She uses bayesian stats for her work, and one of our advisors/committee members is a big Bayseian guy. The writing is definitely kid friendly and it is explained in a way easy to understand. I honestly wish this was the first thing I was shown in my PhD when being introduced to Bayesian statistics haha

Love this! It is very similar in style to the 'Evolution for Babies' book - which I also have. Husband and myself are both scientists, so we are slightly biased when purchasing books for our infant daughter due in about a month. In typical Bayesian fashion, this book has a surprise twist as well. Never too early to teach them right! Think we'll celebrate baby girl's one week old milestone by reading her this book