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When listening to a story, you can listen to the phone without looking at the phone, so that the child can concentrate on listening. This is good for protecting the eyes and exercising the child's attention. Sleeping will also be better!
Each story can be repeated several times over several consecutive days to strengthen your baby's understanding and learning.
When sleeping, people's memory is the clearest and most solid, and listening to a story before going to bed can not only let the child fall asleep quietly, but also help improve the baby's understanding and promote intellectual development. Listening to stories with children every day can also deepen the communication and communication between parents and children, and improve children's sense of security.
Listening to stories before bedtime is a gradual process, and persistence is the most important! Le Dad works with you
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At a place called Sunshine Farm, all the chickens were talking about a chick.
The chicken's name is Pippa.
It turned out that Pippa was in class when he heard the knowledgeable Teacher Benny say, "It's not as true as an egg, and the eyes of a chicken can't see at night." ”
Pippa was disappointed, and she wished she could see things clearly at night.
She thought about it and thought that someone might be able to help.
So, as soon as school was over, he went straight to the home where the owl was in the tree. "A chicken actually wants to see things clearly at night?" The owl snorted and laughed so hard that he almost fell out of his chair.
Pippa thought, "The owl can't help at all." ”
She decided to go to the library and ask Miss Reese to help.
But when she asked Miss Reese, "Is there a book about being able to see things clearly at night?" Miss Reese thought the question was strange.
"Chickens are invisible at night!" Miss Reese said, "This was told in a book called The Old Hen's Tale. ”
So Pippa climbed up and down in the library and finally found the old hen's Tale.
wow! Got it! The 264th story in the book says, "Carrots allow you to see things clearly at night." "I'm going to eat carrots!" Pippa shouted and ran out of the library as fast as he could.
Come to the farm's shop.
Grandma Bumble saw it and wondered, "You're such a chicken, why are you making so many carrots?" ”
"I want my eyes to see things at night!" Grandma Bumble burst out laughing, "Oh my Goodness! I vouch for it with my big feet and wings, it's ridiculous! ”
"Chickens can see things at night, and then, what's more funny..."
But Pippa still pushed the carrot home.
Pippa wondered how many carrots she had to eat to see clearly at night.
She ate the first carrot, then the second, and the third. After eating the fourth carrot, she finally came up with a good idea, a good idea to eat all the carrots at once.
She ran to the hen restaurant, ready to make an unprecedented carrot feast, what did she do?
There are carrot biscuits, curry carrots, carrot bread cubes, carrot egg soup, hot carrot chowder soup, crispy carrot slices, carrot ham cake, and very, very chewy carrot caramel blocks.
The fragrant smell wafts from here and drifts to every corner of the farm.
Before Pippa could say hello—clucking, everyone gathered outside the door and waited. "I'm going to be the first chicken ever to see things at night!" Pippa announced as she set up her carrot feast.
Everyone looked at each other and then laughed.
Everyone stared at those cookies, shortbread, egg soup. It looks so delicious, it's hard to resist this temptation.
The day began to darken....
Everyone was stunned by the view in front of them. They saw views they had never seen before—twinkling stars, a night sky like a black curtain, and a beautiful moon.
"We're all wrong, you're right." Everyone cheered and surrounded Pippa in the middle. "Chickens can be seen at night."
Teacher Benny patted Pippa lovingly on the shoulder, and Miss Reese kissed Pippa's face gently. Pippa blushed.
However, this may also be the result of eating carrots.
Note: Night blindness in chickens is innate, genetically determined, and even supplementing vitamin A by eating carrots is not effective in improving. It's just a fairy tale that tells us to think independently and explore like a chicken skin, and sometimes it really brings us unexpected gains!