Facing the encyclopedia of parents and children

Author: Judy Galen
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: Any child, or someone who has been a child, or a parent with children, knows that children always ask all kinds of questions. In fact, this is the best way for them to understand the world around them. However, they often find it difficult to get satisfactory answers from adults, either because adults don’t have the time to explain or because they explain it too deeply, leaving children confused. The Encyclopedia for Parents and Children collects nearly 800 questions commonly asked by children, offering clear and simple explanations that are both specific and easy to understand, effectively satisfying their curiosity. At the same time, this book is also suitable for parents to use as a guide for their children. From the child’s perspective, it takes into account their interests and ability to receive information, making the content simple yet lively. The book includes over 100 illustrations to explain certain concepts and content, allowing children to read it independently. These questions are closely related to children’s daily lives, covering everything from the shining stars above their heads to the earthworms the soil. Children grow every day, not only physically but also mentally, and this book can help them grow, guide them to think, and improve their intelligence. Perhaps the scientist of tomorrow will come from this book!