The mother of the children is sick.

Author: Jia Aihua
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "Q City Treasure" series is adapted from the same-named excellent domestic animated series. This book focuses on cultivating children's comprehensive qualities, including high intelligence development, emotional intelligence nurturing, aesthetic and etiquette cultivation, personality and conduct guidance, behavior habit training, and developing low children's communication, expression, and problem-solving abilities. It aims to provide "child soothing" for parents who are too busy, unable, or unwilling to care for their infants and young children. Busy parents can leverage this expert-designed educational program to systematically guide their babies through a gradual "life literacy" process during the crucial 0-8 age period, offering them beneficial, engaging, and effective life guidance through sunny and healthy stories to shape their future lives. This is a book with both nurturing and educational functions, where we scientifically and meticulously integrate several essential training activities for early childhood into the stories.
Coloring Games: Focus on developing children's sense of color, allowing them to complete early art education through joyful doodling.
Spot the Difference: Cultivating children's observation skills can promote their intellectual development. Spot the Difference (br> Shadow Matching Game: This training provides unconventional shapes, allowing children to complete shape recognition through fun shadow games, fostering their spatial awareness.
Language Training Games: Language is the tool of thought. This training enables children to master vocabulary through imitation and flexibly apply it in the context of storylines.
The mother of the little pig family is sick, so the pig father cooks for the children. The children are excited because their father doesn’t have time to take them for exercise, unaware that their mother needs rest. They shout and cause trouble, making it impossible for her to rest and even burning the food their father cooked. The pig father gets very angry, scolding them for not understanding how to be considerate of adults. The children then think of making their parents happy by making their beds. They put in a lot of effort and finally manage to make them. Although the children are a bit mischievous, they begin to gradually think independently and become more self-reliant. In the following episodes, they learn to empathize with adults, take simple care of themselves, and eventually move into their own cute little rooms, completing the process of sleeping separately from their parents.
Every child goes through a phase of being clingy to adults, and this set of stories vividly depicts this phenomenon while also providing solutions.