Neural Networks for Babies: Teach Babies and Toddlers about Artificial Intelligence and the Brain from the #1 Science Author for Kids (Science Gifts for Little Ones) (Baby University) Board book – Illustrated, March 1, 2019

Chris Ferrie and Dr. Sarah Kaiser have done it again with 'Neural Networks for Babies.' This book is a true gem for parents who want to introduce their little ones to the world of AI in a fun and accessible way. The book cleverly simplifies the concept of NNs through engaging illustrations and a captivating storyline. The incorporation of STEM concepts at such an early age is commendable, and the book serves as an excellent foundation for future learning. The book offers a playful and educational experience for the budding young scientists! Highly recommended!!!

This is a great gift for babies, mostly for the parents. If your academic friend is having a baby, this is a great gift for them!

A surprisingly good explanation

Fun book. The concepts were a little harder to follow than in some of the other books in this series, but I look forward to additional topics!

I work in Artifical Intelligence, and when I found out my primahermana was having a baby, I knew I had to keep the STEM going in the family, especially since the baby's father is also a full-stack Engineer. Neural networks are such a complicated topic and I was shocked how easily it was broken down.

These are the best for kids of all ages! I've got these and read them to my 6 year old and toddler alike!

Love the idea of introducing this concept to babies and toddlers, but the wording isn't simplistic enough, and the illustrations are boring. My child loses interest in this one quickly, despite loving most books, patterns and numbers.

I bought it as a gift for my friend's baby shower. She seems like it. The content and build quality is very good.