Mother's Duty -- 0-6 years

Author: Writing Group of "Children's Quality Cultivation"
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Publishing Date: 2002-06-01
Features: We do not know what duty is more sacred than raising a child – Beethoven made children feel that home is the happiest place in the world, which is the practice of refined and wise people. This wonderful family affection, in my opinion, is as precious as the fine gifts adults give to children. –
Edison's childhood story left me two profound impressions: first, science should be learned from a young age, and second, like Edison's mother, the tender seedlings of science must be nurtured to be preserved. –
Tao Xingzhi "Hoping for one's child to become a dragon" and "hoping for one's daughter to become a phoenix" are the common wishes of parents. But to cultivate the next generation into high-quality talents capable of adapting to the highly developed technology and culture of the 21st century, the love instilled through "tender affection" is far from enough. Engaging in early education, whether parents adopt scientific methods and techniques, plays a decisive role in laying the foundation for children's intelligence and promoting the healthy and comprehensive development of their cognitive abilities. Intelligence tests show that the earlier education begins, the more fully a child's intellectual potential can be developed. In the past decade, schools of research in Japan and the United States have also emphasized the importance and effectiveness of prenatal education. Domestic experts on prenatal education also express that it is achieved by changing the external environment of the mother, allowing the fetus to receive early education in the womb. This has an immeasurable impact on the baby's future growth and development.
Human society is currently undergoing rapid and profound changes. The future society needs talents not only with knowledge but also with sound personalities and creativity. This requires parents to diligently master scientific parenting methods and patiently conduct all-around, multi-level quality cultivation for young children. This book presents a brand-new scientific parenting philosophy, discarding outdated parenting concepts and techniques, and comprehensively introduces knowledge and skills for cultivating children's quality in aspects such as nutrition, health care, joyful games, and intellectual training. It emphasizes the integration of teaching and nurturing, offering invaluable guidance for parents who are new to parenting!