"#1 in Children's Math on Amazon.com!" The word-of-mouth sensation among American moms, Bedtime Math, is finally available in Korea! Bedtime Math is a storytelling math book made up of short stories and step-by-step quizzes. Through topics kids love—animals, food, vehicles, sports, and jobs—it turns math into a fun activity the whole family can enjoy together. From America to Korea, Spread by Word of Mouth! Moms Discovered Bedtime Math First The secret to Bedtime Math's popularity is simple: kids love it. Even children who usually dread math get so absorbed in the stories that they don't even realize they're solving math problems—no wonder it's spread so widely by word of mouth. Bedtime Math began when author Laura Overdeck started sharing the math problems she enjoyed with her own children after friends asked her to. Within six months of starting, her Facebook page had gained over 20,000 followers, and her official website, bedtimemath.org, was flooded with people eager for new problems. Riding this wave of popularity, Bedtime Math was officially published—featuring topics kids love, brought to life with playful illustrations. Give your child the gift of math confidence with the book American moms discovered first. 10 Minutes a Night, the Miracle of Habit Wise parents don't just teach their children facts—they help them build good study habits. Read one or two sections of this book with your child each day. Spending just 10 minutes a day talking through math problems together will naturally build a daily study habit while strengthening your bond with your child. Watching your child add two-digit numbers or multiply without using their fingers and toes is a magical moment of growth you'll want to experience together. A Shift in Mindset - "Math Is Fun!" We often think of math as difficult, boring, or frustrating—and without realizing it, we pass this attitude on to our children. No child wants to enjoy something their parents dislike. Bedtime Math helps children see math as an enjoyable game. Surprisingly, many adults say that reading this book with their children helped them rediscover their own love of math. When the whole family starts having fun with math, kids' math skills naturally flourish. Leveled Problems Based on Skill and Interest This is not a workbook. Don't test your child on how quickly they can find the right answer. The real value lies in reading and talking through the problems together, enjoying the process of reaching the solution. Don't force your child to tackle problems that are too hard—once they're engaged, they'll naturally want to try the next level on their own. And of course, feel free to offer hints whenever they're needed to help solve a problem.