Category: 套件組件
在硬頁書《Max and Nana Go to the Park》中，小讀者將探索受傷時會發生什麼事，並學習處理和管理自己的情緒。這本堅固的硬頁書專為小手設計，適合溫馨的親子共讀時光。
My toddler dropped this book on the floor about ten times today and the thick pages still look brand new, which is a huge relief. The story about getting hurt and calming down has already helped my little one talk about her own scraped knee.
The board book is surprisingly sturdy—my toddler has dropped it multiple times with no damage. We've already read it three times tonight, and the emotional processing part sparked a good conversation about his own scraped knee.
The pages are thick enough that my toddler can turn them herself without tearing anything. She was really into the part where Max falls down, and I think it's helping her understand boo-boos better now.
The pages are thick enough that my toddler can turn them himself without tearing anything. I love how it opens up a gentle conversation about getting hurt and big feelings.
My son took a tumble last week and this book helped him actually talk about feeling scared afterwards. The pages are thick enough that he can turn them himself without tearing anything.
The board book is super sturdy, my toddler tries to bend the pages and they don't even crease. She loves pointing at the park pictures and the story helps us talk about getting upset when she falls down.
My son was nervous about getting a scrape after reading this, but the calming story about emotions actually helped him process it. The board pages are sturdy enough for his little hands to turn on his own.
My toddler fell at the playground and actually asked for this book to help him feel better, and the sturdy board pages survived multiple readings already. The simple story about emotions really clicked with him.
The pages are thick and easy for small hands to turn, which is a huge plus for us. My toddler actually sits through the whole story, and it’s helped start conversations about handling bumps and bruises.
My son had a big meltdown after bumping his knee, but this book's gentle story about managing feelings actually got him to talk about it instead of just screaming. The sturdy board pages have held up to his enthusiastic page-turning and chewing attempts.