Little Mouse on the Lampstand - Parent-Child Attachment (Suitable for 12-month-old babies)

Author: Jia Jun
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Classic children's songs paired with fun game methods, allowing parents and babies to spend joyful parent-child time together.
Theoretical Basis: When parents and babies focus on the same thing together, babies develop a secure attachment. Parent-child games are excellent methods for shared focus. At the same time, language comprehension and motor skills of babies are developed through play.
Reading Method: Read this book with your baby, reciting the songs while mimicking the actions of the little mouse.
1. "Little mouse, up the lampstand, stealing oil, not coming down": Crawl forward quietly.
2. "Calling for mom, mom doesn’t come": Stand up, cross the left hand on the waist, and wave the right hand.
3. "Rolling, rolling, rolling down": Quickly rotate both hands in front of the chest, gradually crouch down until lying on the ground.