Parents' Vocabulary Power
- Parenting
- Categories:Parenting
- Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Publication date:June,2024
- Pages:312
- Retail Price:(Unknown)
- Size:140mm×205mm
- Text Color:Full color
- Words:(Unknown)
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Feature
★Selected as "Book of the Year" by YES24, a representative online bookstore in Korea, and ranked in the top 30 of the family bestseller list.
★This book compiles 126 key words that parents must master. A parent's vocabulary is the window to a child's understanding of the world; improper wording can hinder a child's correct understanding and behavior.
★The book is divided into three chapters, covering daily expressions, emotional vocabulary, and thinking vocabulary, to help parents improve the quality of communication with their children.
★Parents who can express themselves well and communicate effectively can better promote their children's cognitive development and deepen parent-child relationships.
Description
This book compiles expressions that parents often confuse and the most basic vocabulary that must be known when educating children. Chapter 1 includes everyday vocabulary that can change a child's attitude and behavior, Chapter 2 includes emotional vocabulary that helps understand a child's feelings, and the final Chapter 3 includes thinking vocabulary that guides children towards intellectual contemplation. Through a vocabulary checklist, parents can first check their own vocabulary, understand the definitions of a word and its synonyms, antonyms, etc., and effectively use them in daily life through everyday examples, sample sentences, and practice pages.
A parent's vocabulary can change a child's world. If you want your child to hear good words and even enhance your child's vocabulary, the parent's vocabulary must first be rich. Conversations based on accurate, correct, and rich vocabulary will broaden the child's thinking and make the relationship with the child more profound and solid.





