Nuclear Physics For Babies

Nuclear Physics for Babies is a colorfully simple introduction to what goes on in the center of atoms, inviting young minds to explore the nucleus and the fascinating process of nuclear decay. Written for babies and their grownups, this hardback entry in the Baby University family is ideal for ages 0–3 (and beyond) who love bright, friendly science presented with warmth and a touch of whimsy. The tone is playful, educational, and reassuring, helping little readers discover that big ideas can start with tiny questions. Co-authored by Cara Florance, who holds a PhD in Biochemistry and a BS in Chemistry with experience in astrobiology and radiation decontamination, this book blends expert insight with kid-safe storytelling. Nuclear Physics for Babies is designed with sturdy pages and bold, approachable illustrations that make complex ideas feel within reach. The writing balances concise explanations with gentle humor, inviting caregivers and children to explore together as discoveries unfold page by page. The experience feels like a tiny science adventure—calm, curious, and delightfully engaging—perfect for sharing aloud as part of a daily read-aloud routine. Colorfully simple explanations of the nucleus and nuclear decay for tiny scientists Bright illustrations on sturdy hardback pages with a friendly, high-contrast design Short, rhythmic text perfect for read-alouds with babies and toddlers Adult-friendly humor that makes early science feel approachable and fun Co-authored by Cara Florance, PhD in Biochemistry with chemistry and astrobiology experience After reading Nuclear Physics for Babies, little ones gain a sense of wonder and vocabulary that invites more questions about how the world works. The experience leaves them feeling confident, curious, and eager to explore, turning a simple storytime into a foundation for lifelong scientific thinking.