Reviews
I ordered this because I wanted to create more memories with my child. I am reading and putting it into practice, hoping that everything goes according to plan.
'#HomePlayToRaiseYourChildren' Author: Park Hyun-kyu Publisher: RH Korea' It was a short but helpful book that taught parents the mindset and precautions to take before playing with their child. Although the content is something parents are already familiar with, it helps me reaffirm my commitment for the sake of my child and the challenging task of parenting. While there are many books on childcare, this book provided specific methods and diverse options to address the various questions I had
Book Review - Home Play That Raises Children Big. I am a mom raising a 6-year-old boy. Park Kun’s *Play-Based Parenting That Raises Children Big* is a book that no parent raising a child this age has missed! I thoroughly enjoyed reading Park Kun’s *Play-Based Parenting* book when my child was an infant and tried many different games with him. I am not sure if it is appropriate to call this a sequel, but I was so delighted that a new book containing growth and developmental games for children
With the increased time spent at home due to COVID-19, finding activities to play with my child has become a daily chore after putting the kids to bed. I imagine this is true for all the moms around me. I was getting tired of searching online, and since the results were full of similar things, I started looking for unique ways to play and came across the book "[Home Play to Raise Your Child]." It contained a diverse range of activities, including not only the art activities commonly found
I have been spending a lot of time with my children lately. It should be a time of happiness, but spending so much time together has also brought a bit of irritability. I naturally thought, "It would be perfect to go to a kids' cafe at times like this," but the fact that we can't is just so disappointing. If only we didn't have to go to school or daycare, we could go somewhere else to play or see things... but since we are stuck at home, it is perhaps only natural that both the children and I
Park Hyun-kyu: Home Play to Raise Your Child
Naver Post Star Editor's Play Parenting: A New Work by a Bestselling Author in the Play Category. Featuring Designs for Stay-at-Home Play. Park Hyun-kyu, the author of *Play Parenting That Raises Children to Grow*—a book that provided refreshing relief to parents struggling with how to play with their children—has returned with his new book, *Stay-at-Home Play That Raises Children to Grow*. This newly published book introduces language, math, science, art, and physical play activities in an easy and simple way to aid the growth and development of children aged 4 to 7. Designed for parents and children who find outdoor activities difficult due to COVID-19, the book presents 100 stay-at-home activities. Along with the necessary design templates, it recommends picture books to read together after playing, allowing readers to capture both the effectiveness and fun of the play at the same time. The materials required are also simple, so you can start playing immediately no matter which page you open. "Stay-at-Home Language Play," where a child's language skills grow rapidly, introduces activities that develop expression, empathy, communication, and language abilities, while "Stay-at-Home Math Play," which makes arithmetic easier, features activities that cultivate addition, subtraction, and calculation skills. In "Stay-at-Home Science Play," you can enjoy playing with your child through experiments to foster scientific imagination, while "Stay-at-Home Art Play," where you can become an artist, is filled with activities that cultivate creativity and aesthetic awareness. Finally, "Stay-at-Home Physical Play," designed to help your child grow, includes games that develop cooperation, strength control, and agility, allowing you to have fun moving your body without having to go outside. If you are wondering how to spend the increased time with your child due to COVID-19, why not start play-based parenting with *Stay-at-Home Play to Help Your Child Grow*?
Korean title: 아이를 크게 키우는 집콕 놀이
Korean author: 박현규
Korean publisher: 알에이치코리아
ISBN-13: 9788925579979
Reviews
I ordered this because I wanted to create more memories with my child. I am reading and putting it into practice, hoping that everything goes according to plan.
'#HomePlayToRaiseYourChildren' Author: Park Hyun-kyu Publisher: RH Korea' It was a short but helpful book that taught parents the mindset and precautions to take before playing with their child. Although the content is something parents are already familiar with, it helps me reaffirm my commitment for the sake of my child and the challenging task of parenting. While there are many books on childcare, this book provided specific methods and diverse options to address the various questions I had
Book Review - Home Play That Raises Children Big. I am a mom raising a 6-year-old boy. Park Kun’s *Play-Based Parenting That Raises Children Big* is a book that no parent raising a child this age has missed! I thoroughly enjoyed reading Park Kun’s *Play-Based Parenting* book when my child was an infant and tried many different games with him. I am not sure if it is appropriate to call this a sequel, but I was so delighted that a new book containing growth and developmental games for children
With the increased time spent at home due to COVID-19, finding activities to play with my child has become a daily chore after putting the kids to bed. I imagine this is true for all the moms around me. I was getting tired of searching online, and since the results were full of similar things, I started looking for unique ways to play and came across the book "[Home Play to Raise Your Child]." It contained a diverse range of activities, including not only the art activities commonly found
I have been spending a lot of time with my children lately. It should be a time of happiness, but spending so much time together has also brought a bit of irritability. I naturally thought, "It would be perfect to go to a kids' cafe at times like this," but the fact that we can't is just so disappointing. If only we didn't have to go to school or daycare, we could go somewhere else to play or see things... but since we are stuck at home, it is perhaps only natural that both the children and I
