Computer Engineering for Babies, authored by Chase Roberts, is a groundbreaking book designed to introduce young children, primarily toddlers, to the fundamentals of computer engineering. The book combines interactive elements with simple explanations to help kids grasp the basics of logic gates—such as AND, OR, and NOT gates—through a visually appealing, hands-on experience​.

At its core, the book encourages children to engage with concepts that underpin modern computing by pressing buttons and observing changes in LED lights. Such interactions help young minds understand binary on/off logic, providing an early introduction to computational thinking​.

As children learn through these early interactions, they begin developing neural pathways that can shape their future intelligence, fostering an early interest in STEM subjects​.

By introducing these complex ideas in an engaging, tactile manner, Computer Engineering for Babies not only entertains but educates, planting the seeds of problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

As more parents and educators emphasize early STEM education, tools like this book become invaluable in breaking down traditional learning barriers, especially for groups often underrepresented in tech.