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Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

When I got up this morning, I was swept away by this poster.

Although this poster is still last year, and this year is not called "Goddess Day", there is a new name, "Queen's Day".

At this point, Xiaobian's point of view is the same as the vast majority of people, the title of goddess queen and the like does not even have the suspicion of marketing, Women's Day is not a pejorative word, but should be a festival for women to fight for their rights and interests and pursue equality between men and women. All we need to do is shout out "Happy Women's Day" to our fellow women.

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Source: Weibo @ People's Daily

On the other hand, Xiaobian is also a little worried, although we emphasize equality between men and women all the time, but in life, there are always some small places that imply traditional gender stereotypes: for example, "girls should play dolls", "What is the use of girls reading in the future, they will marry anyway"; "how do men play with girls" and so on...

In such an environment, how to explain gender equality to girls, how to achieve self-worth as women; at the same time, to tell boys about the respect and love for women; how to balance "being ourselves" and responding to external expectations as parents... This series of topics has become a problem worthy of attention for our generation of parents.

Today, Xiaobian brings this list of women's day books to guide boys and girls to correctly understand themselves and respect others from different angles.

Tomato girl

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Text/Photo: Lujo Monroub

Suitable for parents and children over 4 years old

Recommended reasons: Understand shyness, learn to listen, empathize, respect for others.

Poor Miller! As soon as someone calls her, her face will be as red as a tomato! Whenever the teacher called her name, she would also immediately have a faster heartbeat and difficulty breathing.

All the classmates laughed at her and didn't want to play with her... But the most terrible, the most tragic, the most worrying, the most frightening thing for Miller in this life is tomorrow...

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Marilyn the Great Whale

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Text: David Cali Photo: Songa Bugaeva

Recommended reason: Let the child get rid of inferiority, build self-confidence, and teach the child to face the various tests of growth with positive psychological cues!

Marilyn doesn't like swimming lessons because she's fat and makes a huge splash every time she jumps into the water. Her classmates laughed at her loudly, which made her sad.

One day, the coach told her, "If you try to imagine that your body is light, you'll swim well..." Marilyn decided to give it a try... In a gentle and relaxed way, teach children to face the tests of growth with positive psychological cues.

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

I do!

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Text/Photo: Tom Cow

Suitable for parents and children over 3 years old

Recommended reason: Let children grow up happily in "loving" and "being loved"!

In this book, the author tells the story of a little girl named Xiao Ruo from birth to adulthood in the form of a picture book, recording the cries at night when she was a baby, the picky eating and tooth extraction at an early age, the first time she performed on stage, until the choice of life in adulthood. The author shows the reader the "love" full of life of a simple family in a relaxed and humorous way.

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Mom how are you?

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Text: Ryuji Goto Photo: Miho Takeda

Suitable for parents and children over 5 years old

Recommended reason: Let parents have a deeper understanding of the child's inner world, so that children can be more considerate of the parents' hardships and care, is a strong mother-child affection.

Mother's Day approached, and the teacher asked everyone to write a thank-you letter to their mother, but the little boy wrote it as a "letter of complaint".

No matter what mom says, she has to add a sentence of "Got it?" The little boy felt that he was already a 4th grade elementary school student, "I have long understood, don't worry." Mom said the boy's room was a pigsty and threw away a lot of his treasures. But those little things have a very important meaning, the giraffe that I chewed on, the acorns full of worm eyes that I picked up with my mother...

Finally, the little boy who had no money gave his mother a small gift...

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

"60 Minutes Mom" series

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

Text: Li Xiaomeng Photo: Liu Na

Recommended reason: Want to be an omnipotent mother can not be herself, very depressed? A 60 point is enough!

"60 points mom" is a set of parenting picture books that focus on effective parent-child communication, including "Mom, I'm wronged", "Mom, I'm hurt", "Mom, I don't want to go to kindergarten" three stories. The text author Li Xiaomeng is a media person, parenting expert, and a mother.

Based on the real life she experienced with her daughter Benben and the core of P.E.T communication, she put forward the concept of "good faith parenting" and shared themes such as effective listening, empathy, and partner cooperation. Ideal for parents with parenting problems.

Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power
Rather than "goddesses" or "queens", these picture books speak of female power

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