Mole Mody and the Active Tooth: Knowledge of Learning and Growth

Author: (German) Grit Carola Text by Susanna Maes Illustrations by
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: This series of "Parent-Child Dual-Direction Reading Books" is a book for children, but also a book for parents. For children, every story in the book is absolutely fun and engaging, allowing them to fully enjoy the great joy of reading. At the same time, every little animal in the book is growing up, experiencing things that all children go through. These lovable characters will surely become good companions and role models for children. For parents, every story in the book is a classic educational case, teaching you a method of joyful and scientific education, effectively solving problems children may face, and making you a "parent with always a solution."
Excellent picture books are like nutritious "spiritual vitamins." Beautiful illustrations and interesting stories will attract children to read them over and over again—several times, even dozens of times—until every word and every picture is deeply imprinted in their minds, greatly promoting the development of infants' and toddlers' brains and enhancing their thinking abilities.
Excellent picture books will spark a huge interest in reading for children, and the habit of loving books and learning will quietly form. A beautiful picture book is the most meaningful gift for a child, a seed of happiness and joy planted in their heart, and the most wonderful childhood memories they will ever have! Please give this set of baby's favorite picture books to them—it is a seed of happiness!
Teething is a major event in a child's growth, as it is a critical period for tooth development, and the health of their teeth is related to their overall health for life. At first, most children will feel scared and fearful of losing their teeth, as it may cause bleeding, pain, or even temporary difficulty eating. At this time, children need to learn some essential growth knowledge about teething and understand what it is all about. At the same time, they need proper psychological guidance to learn how to face it bravely.
Mole Mody's tooth is about to fall out, and he starts crying—he really doesn't want to lose his tooth. Badger Mom says it's nothing and tells them some knowledge about teething. But the little mole insists on keeping his baby teeth. Later, Beaver Bramble tells an exciting story about his own experience of losing a tooth: he bravely pulls out his loose tooth and then grows new ones. Gradually, Mody also becomes brave.
This book is specially dedicated to children who are about to lose their teeth, helping them bravely and smoothly navigate this "big milestone" and grow up healthy and happy.