Munggo Doggy Don't Be Afraid of School Magic

It's Mung's first day of kindergarten! What interesting things will happen when he leaves his mom and dad for a new environment for the first time?
The story uses a "hugging ritual" to alleviate separation anxiety, establishes the concept of time by counting "three bowls," and then introduces Teacher Lion as a transitional figure for secure attachment, providing children with a sense of security and helping them adjust to unease. Although Mung still misses home,
This book is suitable for children who are about to enter kindergarten and their parents to read together, helping children adjust to school anxiety and establish a unique comforting ritual between parent and child.

★ Thoughtful arrangements to enhance children's sense of security!
1. Presents the environment of Taiwanese kindergartens:
There are toys, playgrounds, and slides at school ~ Getting familiar with them early on helps overcome fear.
2. Understand the daily routine of Taiwanese kindergartens:
Knowing that everyone will sing, brush teeth, and nap together makes group life less stressful!

★ Create a sense of security through rituals!
"Separation is temporary, Mom and Dad will definitely come back." The picture book uses "courage magic" to establish a ritual for saying goodbye. The concrete statement "Mom and Dad will come home after eating three bowls" makes it easier for children to understand the concept of separation time and wait with peace of mind.

★ Picture book stories build cognition, and simultaneous practice doubles the effect!
The picture book can be read independently, or it can be combined with three-color bowls, lunch bags, and other items to form an "Anxin School Start Support Kit." Extend the scenarios in the story to real life—eat snacks in the same bowls as in the picture book while waiting for Mom and Dad to pick them up, helping children build familiarity faster and go to school with peace of mind!

Features of this book

★ Effective methods for dealing with separation anxiety, teaching you how to respond effectively!
Children learn through the picture book that they will eat snacks, nap, and play games at kindergarten, which reduces their anxiety about unfamiliar environments. Parents can also learn to use "courage magic," "hugging rituals," and other methods to comfort their children. This is a school-start guide that teaches you "how to effectively soothe separation anxiety."