[Muchuan Culture] Children's Book Character Picture Book I Don't Want to Be a Bad Wolf

【Respect and listen, let love accompany you, and discover the inner beauty of children】 "I don't want to be a bad wolf" is a good helper to promote communication and discussion between parents and children. When the little wolf encounters the troubles in the book, parents who read the story together can ask their children, "If it were you, what would you do?", "What would you like me to do?" Understand and respect the child's ideas through discussion, and also inform the correct concept. Let us read picture books with our children to enhance the communication and affection between parents and children! 【Introduction】 Banban, a little wolf born in the wild wolf family, must go to "Bad Forest Elementary School" to learn to be a ruthless character that everyone is afraid of, but Banban is not happy at all... He doesn't want to be scary, and he doesn't want to mix potions. So he decided to explore, find his inner direction, and then summoned the courage to say out loud, "I don't want to be a bad wolf"! When the child wants to do something that does not match the parent's expectations, is the child willing to express his own ideas? For example, in fairy tales, the impression that "wild wolves are big bad guys" has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. If there is a wild wolf who doesn't want to be a bad wild wolf, will he be willing to speak out bravely? "I Don't Want to Be a Bad Wild Wolf" hopes to bring the power of being brave to be yourself and being brave to speak to all those who need it through the story of Banban, the little wild wolf. Parents and children can watch the story together, discuss the behavior patterns of the characters in the story, and ask the child, "If it were you, what would you do?" "What would you want me to do?" Get to know each other better.