It’s okay to cry! - Little baby picture book 17

Innocent children cry and express their pain and upset.
Understand when your child cries
<It's Okay to Cry!>, a picture book that encourages you to laugh again after crying a lot.

A child's life and growth filled with laughter and crying every day

There is a saying that laughter and crying are ‘natural remedies sent from heaven.’ After a good laugh or cry, the pain accumulated in your heart is relieved and you feel at ease. Laughing and crying are two sides of the same coin, but they cause similar reactions in our bodies and minds. It has the effect of increasing immunity, improving blood circulation, reducing pain, and giving a positive outlook on life. From a young age, children need to understand their emotions and practice expressing them in a healthy way through appropriate laughter and crying. This is because healthy emotional expression plays a very important role not only in forming self-esteem but also in social and emotional development. Also, 'laughter' and 'crying' are the first means by which a child reveals his/her thoughts or feelings to the world after birth, before expressing them verbally. Every day, a child encounters many situations of laughter and crying. Because I’m happy, because I’m happy, because I’m sad, because it hurts… … . <You're prettier when you smile!> and <It's okay to cry!> show the various aspects of laughter and crying in a child's daily life, and capture the healthy growth through that daily life.

A reliable crying book that comforts children <It’s Okay to Cry!>

Crying is a strong ‘means of protection’ in life. A means to protect the eyes, a means to soothe physical pain, a means to share feelings, a means to express regret, a means to vent anger, a means to soothe sadness, a means to handle the whirlwind of joy, a means to relieve stress. However, we tend to be cold and stingy when it comes to crying. When a child cries, they are thought to be weak or irrational. So, I tell my child that tears are only shed at times like these and that he should control his tears. Of course, it is problematic to express one's emotions by crying in a way that does not suit the situation. However, if a child understands his or her own crying and feels bright and healthy after crying, crying will serve as a healthy emotional therapy even as an adult.
<It’s Okay to Cry!> first tells us what tears are and then shows us when we cry. Tears come out when you yawn or dust gets into your eyes, but it also shows situations where you cry when you are sad, sick, angry, or upset. At times like that, I tell them not to hold back their tears and just let the tears flow. This book is a picture book that encourages children to smile brightly after a healthy cry.

An emotional picture book that combines words as pretty as poetry and pictures that are prettier than photos.

This is a picture book that will make you smile, as if you are looking at a child's growth album, from the moment you open the first page until you close the last page. A child who reads a book will find comfort and relief by sympathizing with the main character who smiles and laughs similarly to himself. Additionally, the picture that omits the background to a minimum makes us focus more on the main character's laughter, crying, and emotions.
Easy, beautiful writing that is vivid in words makes a picture book even more lovely, like a poem or a song. This is a picture book that tells us how important laughter and crying are to us, just as a mother (adult) tells her child. The various types, various functions, and various meanings of laughter and crying are naturally incorporated into the text. After you finish reading the book, it will be a picture book that plays a healing and purifying role, as if you were laughing out loud or crying.