If the photos aren't clear, please refer to the blog: http://ymy2876.blog.me/70166937255. Since it's a recently released book, it even has a QR code. Hand play for my second child. The older sister is doing it for her younger brother. Their bond between siblings will surely grow stronger. When my second child cries, doing this makes him stop crying instantly! Hehe. He looks at it with such a fascinated expression. Hehe. I wonder what the siblings are talking about with their heads together?

Wiggle fingers, and EQ and creativity soar! Making eye contact, spreading fingers, and singing opens a child's mind! What kind of play did the infant princes of the Joseon Dynasty use to develop their brains? It is the *Dandong Siphun*, our traditional parenting method passed down orally since the Dangun era. This method, which features an unusually large number of games involving the use of hands, helps develop a toddler's fine motor skills and actively stimulates brain activity, allowing us

Our traditional nursery rhymes and hand games have been passed down from my mother's mother's mother's mother. Although the lyrics may vary slightly by region, I now sing these songs to my own child—songs that allow us to recognize the melody and sing along, thinking, "Ah, this song..." However, as time has passed, the number of songs I used to hear has gradually decreased, and now I only play one or two for my child. I have also forgotten many of the hand movements... So, I was very delighted

This seems like a useful book for mothers raising young children. The EBS *DocuPrime* episode "Ancient Future, The Secret of Traditional Parenting" introduced Korea's traditional parenting methods, which have long been overlooked on the grounds that they are unscientific. I learned the surprising fact that the answer lies in traditional parenting techniques suited to our bodies, and I am even more delighted to accept this because it scientifically proved the value of our heritage. True to its

When I see my children learning the traditional nursery rhymes and games I used to sing and play when I was little at daycare, I think, "Wow, that's fascinating. I used to do that too when I was young." It makes me feel nostalgic, and I think that perhaps these traditions continue because they are so beneficial for children. I want to sing along with my child, but my terrible memory is a mess. I only remember the first few lines, and I can't recall the rest, haha. I am learning these along with

Idam / Traditional Hand Games / Lee Mi-hyang / Hand Game Expert / Creativity / Hands Written by Lee Mi-hyang, a hand game expert. This book on traditional hand games introduces, accompanied by photos of movements, the Dandong Siphun (a physical play activity for ages 0 to 2), traditional nursery rhymes and hand movements for ages 3 to 7, and 'hand clapping,' one of the traditional games played in pairs, making it easy to learn. My son is 26 months old, or 3 years old. Since I plan to send him

Regardless of East or West, the unchanging heart of parents, from the past to the present, is: "How can I raise my child well? How can I raise them to be creative?" Even before my child was born, I read various successful parenting books from abroad, but what I felt while reading them was that it was not easy to apply them because they differed from our cultural sensibilities. So, the conclusion I reached was to raise my child according to our own sensibilities, in my way, and according to our

This was one of the books I was looking forward to the most. It features photos designed to help children aged 3 to 7 easily learn traditional nursery rhymes and hand movements, as well as "hand clapping," a traditional game played in pairs. Traditional nursery rhymes are songs passed down from very long ago, created spontaneously and naturally. Since they change according to the times and circumstances, some lyrics may not quite fit with modern times. Perhaps because we played traditional