Everyday necessities

Author: Tang Ma
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Modern research shows that babies can start reading at 6 months. You might wonder: Babies can't read, how can they? In fact, for babies, any activity related to reading, such as flipping pages with fingers, looking at pictures, listening to someone reading text, and verbally describing the content of the images, all count as reading. Scientific research has found that babies' most effective cognitive method is "situated cognition." The "Happy Situated Cognition" series by "Good Baby" breaks the traditional form of cognitive books by cleverly integrating toy functions and game functions, stimulating babies' interest in reading and truly achieving "learning through play" and "memorizing through fun," making education enjoyable. This set of cognitive books has eight unique features: design for easy situational cognition, step-by-step pages that are easy for small hands to flip, rainbow stripes to teach colors, large pictures for clear viewing, storytelling, games, mazes, and strong interactivity, practical parenting guidance, and Pinyin annotations for learning to read, as well as bilingual cognitive with English names.
Is your bottle pretty? Do your clothes have little flowers on them? Is your basin round and big? These things are all things you use every day.
Take a look at these daily necessities—do they look like the ones you use?