Baby didn't Expect to Flip the Book in Both Chinese and English. Crawl, Crawl, Crawl

The Baby didn't Expect to Flip the Book in Both Chinese and English has three characteristics: Firstly, this set of books has a lot of observation points, with rich content such as animals, plants, and actions, so that the baby can gradually understand the meaning of an action in repeated and progressive language, and master little common sense about animals and plants. Secondly, this set of books is an original work in my country, and the text also has a unique sense of rhythm in Chinese, which can arouse babies' interest in understanding and learning languages. At the same time, this set of books hired Harvard University linguistic expert and Houpps Research Prize winner Josie Steinberg to translate Chinese into English. The translated text is also excellent and can be called English children's poems. Thirdly, the page turning of this set of books has two designs: page up and page turning, and there is a great correlation between page turning and this page, which can form "e;confusing"e; and allow babies to feel the changes in details, so as to stimulate interest in observation. In addition, this set of books is created based on the cognitive knowledge of Chinese babies, so it is especially suitable for Chinese babies to combine the content of the book with the details of actual life, so that the baby's observation, association, and imagination are all get promoted. Each seemingly simple picture in this set of books actually contains a parent-child game, so it is especially suitable for parent-child reading, which is of great help to the establishment of a harmonious parent-child relationship. The pictures in What Treasures Are Hidden are full of childlike interest, which is in line with the baby's reading interest. The pictures are very beautiful, which help children understand the relationship between the animal and its food based on what the little animal is hiding in the picture. In addition, the pictures of persimmons, apples, grapes and other fruits presented in this book may seem simple, but they actually contain a lot of common sense in life, which can enable babies to learn more abundant knowledge and improve their cognitive abilities during the process of playing and flipping.