Mole Mody and the Active Tooth: Knowledge of Learning and Growing (Suitable for children aged 2-6)

Author: [German] Gritta Karolat
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Losing teeth is a major event in a child's growth, as the teething period is a critical stage for tooth development, and the health of teeth is related to the child's lifelong well-being. At the beginning, most children will feel scared and fearful about losing their teeth because it may cause bleeding, pain, or even temporary inability to eat. At this time, children need to learn some necessary growth knowledge about what teething is all about; at the same time, they need proper psychological guidance to learn to face it bravely. Mole Mody's teeth are about to fall out, and he starts crying because he really doesn't want to lose his teeth. Badger says it's nothing and tells them some knowledge about teething. But the little mole insists on keeping his baby teeth. Later, Beaver Bramble vividly tells his personal experience of losing teeth: he bravely pulls out his loose tooth and then grows new teeth. Gradually, Mody also becomes brave. This book is specially dedicated to children who are about to lose their teeth, helping them bravely and smoothly pass the "big test" of teething, and grow up healthily and happily.