What Goes Up Comes Down

A joyful first science book for babies and toddlers – because they’re already experimenting with gravity!

Even before your little one talks, as early as a few months old, they're already doing science.

• They drop their spoon.
• They throw their toy.
• They laugh as it hits the ground – again and again.

That's not just play…
That's an experiment.
That's gravity.

"What Goes Up Comes Down" is a beautifully illustrated science story for children aged 18 months to 6 years, following two curious kids – Sam and Lily – as they set out to solve a mystery:

Why do things always fall down?

Together, they ask questions, test ideas, jump up and down, and along the way, they discover the invisible force pulling everything down – gravity.

🎓 Created by a PhD educator, multi-award-winning researcher, and a lecturer at a top-ranked university, this book was designed to grow with your child:

• For toddlers: Simple words, repetition, and relatable play.
• For preschoolers: Questions, actions, and first science terms like gravity.
• For early readers: A story they can retell, experiments they can try, and ideas to connect to the real world.

They drop it, they watch it fall… and they do it again. Why not turn all that curiosity into their first science adventure?

✨ Why families adore this book:

• Turns everyday play into joyful science learning
• Sparks curiosity and early thinking skills
• Features playful language and beautiful, modern illustrations
• Created by a real scientist + mum = packed with love and learning
• Perfect for bedtime, playtime, or classroom storytime