★Rights sold：Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese copyrights
★Winner of the 62nd Korean Publishing Culture Award
★Aladdin ranking, Top 2 in the children's category, and has been in the Top 10 for children's books for two consecutive weeks
★Recommended by the Chief Editor of the Educational Library, ranked in the top 8 for children's books (0~7 years old)
★English sample available.

This book offers a child's perspective on studying and documenting a mother's atlas, or as we might also call it, "Mother Research Notes." With large illustrations and concise text, it captures the mother's first year after the birth of "me." For instance, the mother's perpetually sleepy appearance, her changing figure, her reaction speed that rivals a cheetah's, and her insatiable curiosity to understand "me" and everything related to "me"... This book provides children with a window to comprehend their mothers and offers adults an opportunity to re-engage with and appreciate their own mothers.

Mothers are "newborns" who come into being with their babies.
There is an abundance of research on children's growth and development, yet the study of new mothers remains largely unexplored.
Why is there a lack of curiosity about these newly "born" mothers?
The moment of first-time motherhood marks the beginning of an unfamiliar journey,
I am concerned for the mothers who are navigating this new world on their own, and it is with this in mind that I have written this book.
--------Author Kwon Jeong-min"

“Mummy was born. With me.”
A Funny, hilarious, and touching picture book that presents how a day of a woman who just became a mother is going, which was observed by her new born baby.

From the point of view of a baby, Mummy just drops asleep regardless of time and space, prefers to do everything with me even a very private matter like pooping, runs faster than a cheetah towards me whenever I cry even at night, receives many delivery boxes every day, likes to hide-and-seek (sometimes to be on mobile or to cry under the blanket), and turns into a different person when meeting her mum, I mean my grandmother.

Readers can find how much Mother is struggling to manage her changed life with her new companion, Baby, and feel sympathy for some reason.

Jungmin Kwon worked as a broadcasting writer over 10 years, and converted her wat to a picture book author/illustrator.