Little Bear Buddy Can't Sleep: Cultivating Self-Management Skills

Author: (German) Grit Carola Text: Susanne Maes Illustrations:
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This series of "Parent-Child Dual-Direction Reading Books" is a book for children, as well as 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, and the lovable ones 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 happy and scientific education, effectively solving problems with children, and making you a "always have a solution" professional parent.
Excellent picture books are nutritious "spiritual vitamins." Beautiful illustrations and interesting stories will attract children to read them repeatedly—several, even dozens of times—until every word and every picture is 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 good habit of loving reading and learning will quietly form. Excellent illustrations are the most meaningful life gifts for children, the seeds of happiness and joy sown in their hearts, and the most beautiful childhood memories they will ever have! Please give this set of baby's favorite picture books to him, and this is a seed of happiness!
Every child must learn to sleep on their own. If they can't sleep, they must also find their own way to solve it. Handling these life details well can help children gradually develop awareness and abilities in self-management and self-control. Only in this way can children gradually move from being willful to rational.
Bear Buddy and boar Mozart couldn't sleep at all, so they tried every possible method to fall asleep. The two little rascals finally managed to drift off to sleep after much tossing and turning. How did they "comfort" themselves to sleep? Kids, why don't you learn a few tricks too.
Bear Mom is a very smart mom. From start to finish, she didn't interfere too much, nor did she coax or scold them. She just gave three simple reminders, and that was it. How did she remind them?