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Very popular ‼️ Oyakusoku, picture book, August move in early ！.

Beautiful item.

Bestseller "Yononaka Rule Book"
Long-awaited introductory edition!

42 habits to acquire before and after elementary school ‼️

From the author
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Long-awaited introductory edition of the best-selling "Yononaka Rule Book"!
・ By Mr. Masanobu Takahama, the representative of Hanamaru Gakkai
This is a "discipline picture book" for parents and children to read together!
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Introduces 42 habits
to be acquired before and after entering elementary school as "Oyaku-roku-ruku" (rules of conduct) as a foundation for becoming a "meal-ready adult"!

The book is designed for children to learn useful habits for life
with fun and understanding, and
for parents to teach with confidence and without anger!
"What should I tell them?" and "How should I tell them?
This is a book to support fathers ・ and mothers who are struggling with discipline.


●●●●● You will find the following rules ●●●●●

・ When you do something, say "Thank you"
・ When you do something, say "Sorry" ・ cover your mouth with your hand or handkerchief when you cough or sneeze
・ tell someone if you feel "no"
・ if you have the tools, do it yourself
・ do not be miserable
・ even if you don't like the food, try a bite
・ remember one's own name
・ be careful when handing things over
・ don't touch things in the store
・ Be good to yourself


●●●●● Dear Parents ●●●●●

This book is about "I want my child to learn this!"
"But I don't know how to tell them." … … We have taken up 42 habits as
"rules of engagement.

We have also written specific ways of disciplining and talking to the children about these "rules.
This is the point!
Because children will not be convinced if something is just imposed on them without explanation. What they are not convinced of, they will not really learn.
That's why children will do "Oyakusoku" after being convinced.

When we talk about "discipline," we may think that parents must be perfect.
But of course, parents are not perfect either. That is fine.
Children see and learn from parents who try to be disciplined, even though they are not perfect.
Parents should grow up together with their children.

If this book can be of any help to those who are in the midst of raising their children,
I would be very happy.
Thank you for your hard work in raising your children every day.

Masanobu Takahama