The 100 Key Questions Chinese Parents Should Know About Children's Reading

Author: Ajia Xu Fan Tang Hong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Parenting guidance books have become a hot topic, reflecting the deep desire of Chinese parents for parenting knowledge. On the 25th anniversary of its publication, Parents' Monthly organized renowned experts in medicine, education, and psychology to meticulously write these five books based on the magazine. Reading, habits, games, health, and milk nutrition—the five themes selected for the series are the most frequently asked and confusing topics among Chinese parents over the past 25 years of the magazine's establishment, as well as key themes that can profoundly impact a child's life. This series is a parenting solution offered to Chinese parents by Parents' Monthly, integrating the intellectual essence of the magazine over 25 years, combining national conditions with the latest international research findings, and providing a scientific, rigorous, practical, and authoritative parenting approach. This book focuses on 100 key questions parents most often ask about how to guide children to love reading. The content is divided into four age groups: 0-1 years, 1-3 years, 3-5 years, and over 5 years old. Under each age group, there are three sections: the most frequently asked questions by mothers, high-quality books suitable for children, and high-quality audio books suitable for children. This is a practical and high-quality guidebook to help children develop a love for reading. The health advice from 17 top pediatricians is sufficient to keep children safe and put parents at ease. —Cui Yutao, pediatric expert, Senior Pediatrician at Peking Union Medical College Hospital, and member of the Beijing Family Planning Commission Expert Group.
Habits are like a person's second personality, but not everyone is clear about which habits are truly important, which seem important but are not, and which are important yet difficult to cultivate. This book summarizes the experience and wisdom related to children's habits, comprehensively answering the above questions and providing scientific solutions for cultivating good habits. —Xu Fan, child education and psychology expert, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Parents' Monthly.
If it is necessary to teach children something in their early years, my suggestion is to guide them to love reading. Over 70% of human knowledge and information is acquired through reading. Whether one can read or not may, to some extent, determine a person's level of wisdom. —Ajia, children's reading guidance expert, founder of the Hongniaba Reading Club.
Letting children play is not just to keep them from crying, but to teach them while they play. Many games are fun but lack educational value. The 60 classic games provided in this book are typical educational games that combine fun and learning, not only helping children grow happily but also enabling them to succeed happily. —Wang Quan, game research expert, Deputy Researcher at the Early Childhood Education Research Institute of the Beijing Institute of Education.
Milk consumption has become increasingly popular in China, and its importance is increasingly recognized. However, few books are available that specifically target families, offering comprehensive and scientific guidance on breastfeeding and daily milk consumption. This book focuses on the correct intake of milk nutrition, laying a solid foundation for Chinese families to implement a scientific milk consumption plan. —Liu Jiping, child health expert, former Director of the Child Health Center at Beijing Children's Hospital, Chief Physician, member of the Beijing Association for Optimal Maternity and Child Health.