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Koala kori and his cute friends - whose big eyes are these?
"are you scared to come with me? Children may sometimes experience shyness when sliding down a high slide, entering a new environment, or participating in an activity they are not used to. In situations like these, recognizing their fear, feeling the support of a trusted adult, and taking small steps to try helps them adapt to new experiences. In fact, we all know that to grow is to take steps, albeit with some trepidation. Cute koala kori feels just like that, looking down from the safe branches of his own tree. Until a friend really needs it! "short summary of the book
kori, who is hesitant to descend from the eucalyptus tree, listens to the courageous experiences of parrot pupi, pelican peli, and ostrich emu." However, the real trigger for him is when his friend kangaroo zıpzıp loses his toy. Despite her fear, kori tries to climb down from the tree to help her friend, realizing that courage isn't the absence of fear, but the ability to take a step forward despite it. Benefits for children
self-confidence development: although kori was initially hesitant, taking a small step and getting off her tree supports the child to realize that she does not have to wait for her fear of trying a new experience to completely pass. Fine motor skills: examining the large moving eyes on the pages and moving them with their fingers supports visual tracking, controlled finger use, and hand-eye coordination. Concept development: introducing children to different animals like koalas, kangaroos, emus, parrots, and pelicans, along with their distinctive features, helps to build their understanding of animals and expand their vocabulary. Benefits for parents
offers the opportunity to talk about emotions: when your child is hesitant about a new experience, it helps you to talk about how fear is natural and that they can try a small step when they feel ready, by benefiting from kori's experiences. Who is it suitable for?
Between 12-24 months, little ones who are curiously exploring the world but sometimes need courage to take the "first step"
Children who love moving objects (eyes that move) and interactive books
Suitable for parents who want to discuss themes of fear, courage, cooperation, and friendship with their children. Frequently asked questions
1. Are the moveable eyes safe for my baby? Yes. The eyes are embedded in the hard pages of the book and are designed to meet the safety standards for baby use. The mechanism is reinforced so that it will not come loose.
2. Can my 12 month old follow the story? During this period, babies focus more on visuals, tone of voice, repeated words, and animated parts rather than following the whole meaning of the story. Large eyes and short, rhythmic text help the baby focus their attention on the shared reading experience.
3. Are the animals in the book too unfamiliar for children? The book features a variety of animals, including koalas, kangaroos, emus, parrots, and pelicans. The presentation of these characters with distinctive images and simple behaviors helps children recognize animals and talk about their characteristics.
