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Choking Hazard: Small Parts
Choking Hazard: Small Parts
Questions parents ask
What is a good hands-on gift for a kid who loves to perform?
This one, because it does not stop at the reading. How To Make Your Sock Talk is the only children’s book that teaches ventriloquism step by step, and the Silly Sock Puppet Kit supplies the sock and every trimming needed to build the puppet the same night. Most performing gifts are watch-only. This one ends with a kid holding something they made and a voice they invented.
How do you teach a child ventriloquism at home?
In ten illustrated steps. Former Disney animator Peter Raymundo drew every stage so clearly that kids as young as 7 follow along on their own, and parents usually end up learning it too. Scan the QR code on the kit bag and Jimmy walks through the build himself. No lessons, no class, no experience required — just a sock and a bit of nerve.
What age is a sock puppet kit good for?
The kit is labelled for ages 4 to adult, and the book is written for ages 5–10. Younger children will want a grown-up for the gluing; older kids and adults do the whole thing solo. Note the kit contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 3.
Do the sock colours vary?
They do, and that is deliberate. Every kit is packed with a randomly chosen sock so no two puppets come out looking the same. Nobody ends up with the puppet everyone else made.
Is the book signed?
Yes. Jimmy signs every copy by hand, and this one ships in the same box as the rest of your order at no extra cost.
