Mahārat'hā-yi Zindigī Barā-yi Kūdakān: Persian 1403

During childhood, every day the life of children is filled with a series of experiences and encounters, each of which tells a new and wonderful world for them. In this period, the endless questions that arise in children's minds are a sign of natural curiosity and gaining knowledge of facts and phenomena. Through these questions, they try to understand the causes, mysteries and secrets around them and somehow participate in a story of discoveries and learning. This book is designed to help adults communicate with their children and create a bridge to better understand their worldview. Considering the complex and sometimes simple questions that children ask, this book tries to provide them with appropriate answers. On the other hand, this book offers adults a tool to help children better understand and become more aware of the world around them by engaging in these questions and issues. One of the strengths of this book is focusing on teaching social and life points with the help of children's questions. These questions can build a bridge to learn communication between children and parents. Although the book is designed for parents and caregivers who want to raise their children with intellectual independence, it can serve as a useful resource for anyone interested in communicating with children.