Description ① We selected around 180 words that babies encounter most often. This book gathers about 180 words babies come across throughout the home every day. Matching objects to their names one-to-one greatly helps little ones learn and remember words. The word selection expands naturally from fruits, vegetables, and food to playrooms, closets, bathrooms, and other everyday spaces. ② Vivid photos capture your child's interest. The large format is perfect for spreading open and viewing at a glance, letting babies experience objects vividly and sparking their curiosity. You can extend the fun by comparing the photos in the book with the actual objects around your home. ③ Bilingual exposure builds curiosity about language. Since babies experience explosive language development during this stage, English names are included alongside Korean to introduce bilingual exposure. Recognizing foreign words and seeing English letters sparks curiosity about written language, while learning various onomatopoeia and mimetic expressions helps build vocabulary. ④ Sorting by color and shape strengthens cognitive concepts. After learning the names of objects, try sorting games by color and shape. Comparing a red apple with a red plum, or a big soccer ball with a small baseball, and noticing what's different and what's the same helps children build the foundational skills needed to explore and understand the world around them with curiosity.