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The creator urges parents to redirect children from gadgets toward a nine-book activity set, using a direct appeal and the size of the set to frame an alternative pastime.
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The creator urges parents to redirect children from gadgets toward a nine-book activity set, using a direct appeal and the size of the set to frame an alternative pastime.
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View breakdownGuide children aged 3 and above to do more positive activities that are good for their brain development, don't let children use gadgets all the time.
After all, gadgets can actually interfere with children's cognitive development, so it's better to give this workbook to children instead.
This set contains 9 workbooks with 9 different themes, covering reading, writing, cognitive ability, creativity, coding, mathematics, social-emotional skills, language and natural knowledge. For example, in the cognitive theme, children are asked to match the shadow with the original picture, which can exercise children's thinking ability and attention, allowing them to learn while playing. The price is very affordable, you can check it directly in the yellow shopping cart.
A man in a red-black plaid shirt sits on a leather chair against a carved wooden background, speaking into the microphone at the podium, making gesturing movements with his hands, with text prompting children to reduce gadget use at the bottom of the frame.
The man holds up a brightly colored children's activity workbook with both hands to show it to the camera, explaining while pointing at different positions on the workbook.
The man puts down the workbook and continues to explain the product's details, functions and advantages into the microphone, finally guiding the audience to check and purchase in the yellow shopping cart, using hand gestures to assist expression throughout.
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