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#기록클럽 #바다네사소한하루 ep 9. Another Reason When my baby was born, people around me said that I should read books to him often since he was a newborn. I had a baby multiple collection that I inherited, but I only opened them a handful of times. I was a parent for the first time, and it still felt strange at the time. Parenting and reading books to a baby who seemed to know nothing. Even after he turned one, he didn't get close to books at all, and I was a little worried. It was probably natural because we didn't get close to books, but as a parent, I wanted him to be close to books. A few months after his first birthday, I bought 3 sets of collections. My baby was more interested in the collection of collections that I received as a gift than the collection, and he liked books with stories. From then on, the time I spent reading books increased every day, and I always brought him a bunch of books before going to bed, and I had to read one book over and over again. But he always read the same books. The books are scattered in the bedroom, living room, and playroom, but why do I only read books in the living room? Do you think the playroom is a place to play with toys? Is it good to read books in the living room? Are the books in the living room good? In order to find the answer, I organized all the books in the playroom bookshelf. Depending on the child's behavior, the structure of the living room and the child's room will probably change. I don't have the confidence to do 'book parenting', but I want to help the child get closer to books and read comfortably. That's what my husband did. He's not home on weekends, or he messes up the house. Sorry.