Reviews
This is a book that instilled the belief that stories can change children's behavior and hearts.
Bedtime conversations with my child used to be a sweet, calm, and sincere time. However, those moments were gradually diminishing day by day. Lately, my child has been nagging me to buy new books, saying they don't want to read the ones we have at home before bed. So, I was troubled. I wondered what kind of book would be best. It couldn't be too long, too childish, or just full of pictures... I really agonized over it. Then I discovered it! I received the book "10 Minutes a Day Sweet Sleep
As the cold weather has led us to spend more time at home, I decided I should read at least one book to my 7-year-old daughter every day. I read her various books, ranging from fairy tales featuring her favorite animals and original stories to picture books. Today, I told her a "10-Minute Sweet Sleep Story." There are 20 original stories that Mom reads first and then tells to her. Here is how to do the "10-Minute Sweet Sleep Story": Mom reads these twenty stories first and then tells them to
"10 Minutes a Day Sweet Sleep Fairy Tales" by Kim Mina. This is the second book by my dear blog neighbor, Areum Areum. Although it was smaller than I expected, I felt that the author intentionally made it a size that is easy to carry and perfect for placing under a pillow. My second child has too much energy to be read to before bed, so I decided to turn off the lights, pat him gently, and tell him stories about the day or other fun moments. Think of how precious these memories will become when
Written by Kim Jina / Supervised by Choi Jiwon The colors in the art style are truly warm. I personally love the illustrations because various patterns are funnily incorporated. When you turn past the illustration with the title, a simple story pops up. Since I am reading this as bedtime reading, the dense text and small font size aren't much of a problem. The kind author explained that reading the story with the children's names increases immersion, so I took turns reading it to my two older
What stories do you tell your children and talk to them before they fall asleep? It is said that bedtime conversation is very important. This time, I came across "10 Minutes of Sweet Sleep," a collection of creative fairy tales that moms read first and then tell to their children. This book consists of 20 stories, designed for moms to read first and then gently tell to their children at bedtime. There are illustrations interspersed throughout, so the children really enjoyed reading it aloud to
'20 Original Fairy Tales Mom Reads First and Tells: 10-Minute Sweet Sleep Fairy Tales a Day' The book I’d like to introduce this time is none other than ~~~ a fun storybook told by mom for 10 minutes before bedtime. If you read this to your child before sleep, I think it will make for a more loving time with mom and help create a comfortable sleeping environment. How to use this book is written on the first page ~ Simple tips for moms who are intimidated or stammer when telling stories!!!
There are children who read an unusually large number of books before falling asleep, aren't there? Children who beg to be read again even after reading five or ten books. Children who, even after you soothe them and turn off the lights, say, "I want to hear more stories!" while lying down. My child is exactly that kind of child. Lying side by side in a darkened room, it seems my child desperately wants to hear the sounds coming from my head and heart, not from a book. However, my thoughts are
Kim Mina: 10 Minutes a Day Sweet Sleep Fairytale
[10 Minutes a Day Sweet Sleep Fairy Tales] is a sweet sleep fairy tale book based on a three-step storytelling education method where mothers read the story first, tell it to their children, and have a conversation about it. The twenty fairy tales in the book are a collection of stories that the author—a mother of two children aged three and five and a natural storyteller popular among many bloggers—told to help her children fall into a happy, sweet sleep at the end of the day.
Korean title: 하루 10분 꿀잠 동화
Korean author: 김미나
Korean publisher: 알에이치코리아
ISBN-13: 9788925557472
Reviews
This is a book that instilled the belief that stories can change children's behavior and hearts.
Bedtime conversations with my child used to be a sweet, calm, and sincere time. However, those moments were gradually diminishing day by day. Lately, my child has been nagging me to buy new books, saying they don't want to read the ones we have at home before bed. So, I was troubled. I wondered what kind of book would be best. It couldn't be too long, too childish, or just full of pictures... I really agonized over it. Then I discovered it! I received the book "10 Minutes a Day Sweet Sleep
As the cold weather has led us to spend more time at home, I decided I should read at least one book to my 7-year-old daughter every day. I read her various books, ranging from fairy tales featuring her favorite animals and original stories to picture books. Today, I told her a "10-Minute Sweet Sleep Story." There are 20 original stories that Mom reads first and then tells to her. Here is how to do the "10-Minute Sweet Sleep Story": Mom reads these twenty stories first and then tells them to
"10 Minutes a Day Sweet Sleep Fairy Tales" by Kim Mina. This is the second book by my dear blog neighbor, Areum Areum. Although it was smaller than I expected, I felt that the author intentionally made it a size that is easy to carry and perfect for placing under a pillow. My second child has too much energy to be read to before bed, so I decided to turn off the lights, pat him gently, and tell him stories about the day or other fun moments. Think of how precious these memories will become when
Written by Kim Jina / Supervised by Choi Jiwon The colors in the art style are truly warm. I personally love the illustrations because various patterns are funnily incorporated. When you turn past the illustration with the title, a simple story pops up. Since I am reading this as bedtime reading, the dense text and small font size aren't much of a problem. The kind author explained that reading the story with the children's names increases immersion, so I took turns reading it to my two older
What stories do you tell your children and talk to them before they fall asleep? It is said that bedtime conversation is very important. This time, I came across "10 Minutes of Sweet Sleep," a collection of creative fairy tales that moms read first and then tell to their children. This book consists of 20 stories, designed for moms to read first and then gently tell to their children at bedtime. There are illustrations interspersed throughout, so the children really enjoyed reading it aloud to
'20 Original Fairy Tales Mom Reads First and Tells: 10-Minute Sweet Sleep Fairy Tales a Day' The book I’d like to introduce this time is none other than ~~~ a fun storybook told by mom for 10 minutes before bedtime. If you read this to your child before sleep, I think it will make for a more loving time with mom and help create a comfortable sleeping environment. How to use this book is written on the first page ~ Simple tips for moms who are intimidated or stammer when telling stories!!!
There are children who read an unusually large number of books before falling asleep, aren't there? Children who beg to be read again even after reading five or ten books. Children who, even after you soothe them and turn off the lights, say, "I want to hear more stories!" while lying down. My child is exactly that kind of child. Lying side by side in a darkened room, it seems my child desperately wants to hear the sounds coming from my head and heart, not from a book. However, my thoughts are
