Tickle – Butterfly sleep

Description

Bored Yujun tickles with his dad
When Yujun was bored, his dad sneaked up to him and tickled his armpits. Dad and Yujun suddenly transform into caterpillars. The caterpillar dad follows Yujun, saying, “Catch the caterpillar, catch the caterpillar!” and Yujun’s caterpillar hides his armpits and runs away like a caterpillar. When Dad tickles Yujun's belly button, Dad and Yujun transform into crocodiles.
When dad grabs your ankle and tickles the soles of your feet, what will you turn into this time?

Delightful body play between son and father with a two-beat structure
Dad and Yujun's tickle play transforms into their own imaginary world as they turn the pages.
As Yu-jun turns into a caterpillar and runs away, his father goes to catch the caterpillar. In the expression on his face, there is the composure to wait for Yu-jun to run away happily. This delightful play consists of small completions in a two-beat structure, from armpit tickling to navel tickling, and chasing and running away. The emotions of father and son's physical play are fully captured in these small pieces.
If 《Snap to Daddy》 is a book that talks about hugs between a father and son, 《Tickle》 can be said to be the completion of full-scale physical play.

The stronger the bond with the father, the more stable the child’s emotions.
Fathers today are more active in raising children than before. We read a lot of parenting books in advance and do prenatal care together, but when a child is born, unlike in theory, it is easy to be embarrassed in practice. Tickle is the most basic yet easily done form of skinship, starting from the body and extending to emotions, and helps build intimacy shared between a father and son. This intimacy gradually builds up and leads to attachment between the child and parents.
There is a ‘dad effect’ announced by Ross Park, a psychology professor at the University of California.
The stronger the bond between father and child, the more stable the child's emotions and the higher the intelligence development score. The so-called 'father effect' proves that a father's participation in childcare has a direct correlation with the child's emotions, once again emphasizing the importance of skinship, which is the basis of bonding.
How about reading and experiencing 《Tickle》, which can be easily done anytime, anywhere, with your child and start engaging in emotional skinship with dad?