Pacifiers are not Forever

Pacifiers are not Forever

작성자 Verdick E.
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Children’s
형식 페이퍼백
페이지 48
언어 중국어
출판됨 May 1, 2015
출판사 Beijing science and Technology Press
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ISBN-10 7530476483
ISBN-13 9787530476482
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In a delightful exploration of childhood and the transition away from pacifiers, the story invites young readers to embark on a journey of understanding. The narrative gently addresses the emotional attachment children develop toward their pacifiers, portraying them as comforting companions in times of need. As the story unfolds, it weaves a tale of growing up, highlighting the excitement and challenges that come with leaving such comforting objects behind.

Through vibrant illustrations and relatable scenarios, the book connects with young minds by showing that saying goodbye to a pacifier is a natural part of the growing-up process. It reassures children that they are not alone in this transition, creating a sense of camaraderie among peers who are also navigating similar changes. This friendly approach fosters a positive outlook on milestones often associated with anxiety.

Parents are also considered in the story, as it subtly emphasizes the supportive role they play during this significant transition. The messages of encouragement and understanding resonate, helping both children and caregivers feel empowered in making the shift. The engaging narrative encourages conversations between parents and children, making the experience more collaborative and less daunting.

Ultimately, the book captures the essence of childhood development and the bittersweet nature of growing up. It serves not merely as a story, but as a gentle reminder that while pacifiers may be cherished, they are not forever—allowing room for new experiences and adventures ahead.

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