Bad parenting
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Book Introduction
"Happy Parenting? This is hilarious!" The legendary Bible is back!
A Complete Guide to English for Moms: Parenting at Home in the Contactless Era
In a time of grave crisis, Ha-eun's mother, who could not stand the incurable nagging, has returned.
We've entered a "non-face-to-face" era, where all forms of private education, including center classes, home tutoring, and academies, are blocked, and even school classes are no longer guaranteed! All the childcare environments we once believed to be true are crumbling like sandcastles on the waves.
"Bad Parenting," which ignited the hearts of hundreds of thousands of mothers eight years ago with its bold language and realistic advice, is a parenting bible that proves that the power of "book parenting" and "Mom's English" remains unwavering, no matter what the current situation is, how times change, or how many times education policies and college entrance exam systems change.
From the beginning, Ha-eun's mom emphasized the close attachment between mother and child at home, not through external sources or institutions, saying things like, "Until the child is three years old, mom is right there with her child," "Do you know what mommy's play is?", "Why I have to raise my child like a slob," and "Don't drag your child around under the pretext of social skills!" She also advised that the role of a mother should be that of an environment creator, not a manager, through things like, "The living room should be a reading room," "A clear course for English book parenting," and "Oh, that's enough! Just read to your child no matter what, just turn on the music no matter what."
In particular, 『Bad Parenting』 shines even more in these chaotic times as a 'full introduction to book-based parenting and mother-style English' that mothers can immediately implement.
In preparation for republication, we refined the overall presentation, reviewed the list of recommended collections, and added colorful illustrations that reflect Ha-eun Mom's distinct parenting philosophy to further enhance its collection value.
Eight years ago, Ha-eun's mother wrote an 'Epilogue' with her promise and hope for her daughter, and Ha-eun, now a college student, responds with '+Epilogue'.
A Complete Guide to English for Moms: Parenting at Home in the Contactless Era
In a time of grave crisis, Ha-eun's mother, who could not stand the incurable nagging, has returned.
We've entered a "non-face-to-face" era, where all forms of private education, including center classes, home tutoring, and academies, are blocked, and even school classes are no longer guaranteed! All the childcare environments we once believed to be true are crumbling like sandcastles on the waves.
"Bad Parenting," which ignited the hearts of hundreds of thousands of mothers eight years ago with its bold language and realistic advice, is a parenting bible that proves that the power of "book parenting" and "Mom's English" remains unwavering, no matter what the current situation is, how times change, or how many times education policies and college entrance exam systems change.
From the beginning, Ha-eun's mom emphasized the close attachment between mother and child at home, not through external sources or institutions, saying things like, "Until the child is three years old, mom is right there with her child," "Do you know what mommy's play is?", "Why I have to raise my child like a slob," and "Don't drag your child around under the pretext of social skills!" She also advised that the role of a mother should be that of an environment creator, not a manager, through things like, "The living room should be a reading room," "A clear course for English book parenting," and "Oh, that's enough! Just read to your child no matter what, just turn on the music no matter what."
In particular, 『Bad Parenting』 shines even more in these chaotic times as a 'full introduction to book-based parenting and mother-style English' that mothers can immediately implement.
In preparation for republication, we refined the overall presentation, reviewed the list of recommended collections, and added colorful illustrations that reflect Ha-eun Mom's distinct parenting philosophy to further enhance its collection value.
Eight years ago, Ha-eun's mother wrote an 'Epilogue' with her promise and hope for her daughter, and Ha-eun, now a college student, responds with '+Epilogue'.
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index
Prologue: Bad Parenting Again!
Chapter 1
Harvard University's Department of Apologetics and Rationalization
To mothers of students
Ha-eun's mom is the top graduate of the rationalization department.
Why I Should Raise My Child
Parenting is easy if you just sleep well.
Don't drag your child around under the pretext of socializing!
Going out with only my child movement
Do you know what Mom's Play is?
The 'book' in book parenting was 'Mom's book'.
When you think too much, your hands become slow.
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary _ Do you want to be carried by Mom?
Chapter 2
Are you going to turn away because of English?
What is 'Mom's English' that Ha-eun's mom is talking about?
English is also a book after all
A clear course in English book parenting
Can you tell me which English book I should buy?
The role of mothers in motherly English
Should I expose the DVD or not?
Ah, that's enough! Just read it and play it!
Three words to delete: output, utilization, and verification.
Haeun Mom's Top 3 Contributors to the English Language Environment
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary _ It's a great time to raise children with English books.
Chapter 3
Start with your whole body
The end of book parenting is foot-based
The difference between book-based parenting and regular parenting
It was the easiest to learn Korean
10 Steps to Learning Korean with Mom's Play
What is reading independence?
I'm thinking about buying a complete set, but my child is going to college.
Let's dive into a sea of books
Book parenting is a welfare curve
Make my child bored
Carrying a school bag campaign
The living room should be a reading room.
How many books do you read a day?
Should I solve the math workbook? Or not?
Ha-eun Mom's Top 4 Contributors to the Book-Based Parenting Environment
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary - It Was Because It Was the 'First Rebellious Period'
Chapter 4
If you wear shoes, you'll get a lot of money.
If you hold the phone, time flies
If you don't want to hear 'the truth' when you get older, shut up and save!
The most precious money in the world
Credit Card Cutting Campaign
Movement to avoid large supermarkets
Computer and phone turn-off exercise
I don't buy 1+1, hot deals, or group purchases.
It's at your house, but not at ours
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary - My Dream is to Be a Pianist
Chapter 5
Parenting is hard for Earth mothers
Until the age of three, mom is the one who holds the baby tightly.
Do you feel like you're going to die? That's how it is, that's what parenting is all about.
The most important thing is Amy's stamina.
The scariest words in the world
If I go back again
Don't do that
Things Ha-eun's mom wants to do
Living as a working mom in this country
Living as an elementary school student in this country
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary - A Birthday Card Written to Grandpa
epilogue
If the mother is happy, the child will be happy too.
+ epilogue by Ha-eun
So, thank you, Kim Seon-mi!
Chapter 1
Harvard University's Department of Apologetics and Rationalization
To mothers of students
Ha-eun's mom is the top graduate of the rationalization department.
Why I Should Raise My Child
Parenting is easy if you just sleep well.
Don't drag your child around under the pretext of socializing!
Going out with only my child movement
Do you know what Mom's Play is?
The 'book' in book parenting was 'Mom's book'.
When you think too much, your hands become slow.
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary _ Do you want to be carried by Mom?
Chapter 2
Are you going to turn away because of English?
What is 'Mom's English' that Ha-eun's mom is talking about?
English is also a book after all
A clear course in English book parenting
Can you tell me which English book I should buy?
The role of mothers in motherly English
Should I expose the DVD or not?
Ah, that's enough! Just read it and play it!
Three words to delete: output, utilization, and verification.
Haeun Mom's Top 3 Contributors to the English Language Environment
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary _ It's a great time to raise children with English books.
Chapter 3
Start with your whole body
The end of book parenting is foot-based
The difference between book-based parenting and regular parenting
It was the easiest to learn Korean
10 Steps to Learning Korean with Mom's Play
What is reading independence?
I'm thinking about buying a complete set, but my child is going to college.
Let's dive into a sea of books
Book parenting is a welfare curve
Make my child bored
Carrying a school bag campaign
The living room should be a reading room.
How many books do you read a day?
Should I solve the math workbook? Or not?
Ha-eun Mom's Top 4 Contributors to the Book-Based Parenting Environment
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary - It Was Because It Was the 'First Rebellious Period'
Chapter 4
If you wear shoes, you'll get a lot of money.
If you hold the phone, time flies
If you don't want to hear 'the truth' when you get older, shut up and save!
The most precious money in the world
Credit Card Cutting Campaign
Movement to avoid large supermarkets
Computer and phone turn-off exercise
I don't buy 1+1, hot deals, or group purchases.
It's at your house, but not at ours
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary - My Dream is to Be a Pianist
Chapter 5
Parenting is hard for Earth mothers
Until the age of three, mom is the one who holds the baby tightly.
Do you feel like you're going to die? That's how it is, that's what parenting is all about.
The most important thing is Amy's stamina.
The scariest words in the world
If I go back again
Don't do that
Things Ha-eun's mom wants to do
Living as a working mom in this country
Living as an elementary school student in this country
Ha-eun's Mom's Parenting Diary - A Birthday Card Written to Grandpa
epilogue
If the mother is happy, the child will be happy too.
+ epilogue by Ha-eun
So, thank you, Kim Seon-mi!
Detailed image
Into the book
What the child wants is not an accurate interpretation, but a quick and touching response from the mother.
The first button of English should be so warm.
It's the warmth and love you feel on your mother's lap... and there's no need to have a top-notch English pronunciation.
Just read it with the Filipino pronunciation, in the Samryong mode that doesn't know the meaning, in the way that my child doesn't know and I don't know... If you read it over and over again without thinking, anyone will become Ha-eun, Kim Yuna, or Na Seung-yeon.
---「Oh, that's enough! Just read it and play it!」
When you're wasting time, when you're eavesdropping on people, when you're wondering, "Why can't I do it? What's the problem?" and blaming yourself, put on something, pick up something and read it to yourself.
Of course, at first the little one will run away, and the grown one will get angry.
However, as those awkward days accumulate, English gradually seeps into the child's life.
---From "The Role of Mother in Mom's English"
Learning to read Korean is the beginning of parenting, and becoming independent in reading is the end of parenting.
It is an important and noble task that must be done by the mother and cannot be done by anyone else.
A single post-it note I'm writing and sticking on the wall right now, and a single cut of scissors to cut out the words "Gupja Chicken," my child's favorite, from a flyer that came home, can change my child's future.
---From "Learning Korean was the easiest"
Shall I tell you the three conditions for a complete collection of books for independent reading, as thought by Ha-eun's mom?
First, the text should be ridiculously short (2-3 lines) and the font should be large.
Second, it has to be absolutely fun.
Third, it must be appropriate for the child's emotional level without being childish.
In that sense, I will shoot for the four kings of independent reading books by starting age.
---From "What is Reading Independence?"
Instead of living a life of being ripped off for 6-7 months while complaining about the price of expensive books that cost tens or hundreds of dollars, I live feeling the relief of discovering a great used book for 100,000 won and paying in cash right away.
It is absolutely impossible to succeed in raising children by reading books while attending parish classes or academies at the same time.
---From "Why I Should Raise My Child"
A mother's small change in behavior can change her child's future.
There's no point in asking around for a hundred days about an incredibly good collection of books.
Even the best collection of books in the country is useless if you don't read it to your child when he or she asks you to.
No matter how backward a book is, if a mother uses her sense to read it to her child often and the child likes it, that book becomes the best book in the world and a real treasure.
The first button of English should be so warm.
It's the warmth and love you feel on your mother's lap... and there's no need to have a top-notch English pronunciation.
Just read it with the Filipino pronunciation, in the Samryong mode that doesn't know the meaning, in the way that my child doesn't know and I don't know... If you read it over and over again without thinking, anyone will become Ha-eun, Kim Yuna, or Na Seung-yeon.
---「Oh, that's enough! Just read it and play it!」
When you're wasting time, when you're eavesdropping on people, when you're wondering, "Why can't I do it? What's the problem?" and blaming yourself, put on something, pick up something and read it to yourself.
Of course, at first the little one will run away, and the grown one will get angry.
However, as those awkward days accumulate, English gradually seeps into the child's life.
---From "The Role of Mother in Mom's English"
Learning to read Korean is the beginning of parenting, and becoming independent in reading is the end of parenting.
It is an important and noble task that must be done by the mother and cannot be done by anyone else.
A single post-it note I'm writing and sticking on the wall right now, and a single cut of scissors to cut out the words "Gupja Chicken," my child's favorite, from a flyer that came home, can change my child's future.
---From "Learning Korean was the easiest"
Shall I tell you the three conditions for a complete collection of books for independent reading, as thought by Ha-eun's mom?
First, the text should be ridiculously short (2-3 lines) and the font should be large.
Second, it has to be absolutely fun.
Third, it must be appropriate for the child's emotional level without being childish.
In that sense, I will shoot for the four kings of independent reading books by starting age.
---From "What is Reading Independence?"
Instead of living a life of being ripped off for 6-7 months while complaining about the price of expensive books that cost tens or hundreds of dollars, I live feeling the relief of discovering a great used book for 100,000 won and paying in cash right away.
It is absolutely impossible to succeed in raising children by reading books while attending parish classes or academies at the same time.
---From "Why I Should Raise My Child"
A mother's small change in behavior can change her child's future.
There's no point in asking around for a hundred days about an incredibly good collection of books.
Even the best collection of books in the country is useless if you don't read it to your child when he or she asks you to.
No matter how backward a book is, if a mother uses her sense to read it to her child often and the child likes it, that book becomes the best book in the world and a real treasure.
---From "Let's Fall into the Sea of Books"
Publisher's Review
The Choice of 500,000 Moms, Ha-eun Mom's Masterpiece
Mom's English Prescription Without Private Education
Korean Language Learning and Reading Independence: A Practical Bible
Instead of the classy and noble 'forced sacrifice' parenting books,
Aside from the 'long-standing' parenting books that never get resolved,
A crazy but extremely realistic 'immediate action' parenting book!
Mothers' hearts are torn as they are forced to give birth without being taught anything and then have to take bullets with their bare bodies without even a shield.
I felt like I was scammed the moment I was born.
I feel like I'm being ripped off by the private education market.
But if I don't, I feel like my child will be left behind, so I open my wallet while crying.
“Happy parenting? That’s funny.
“You have to have time to be happy to be happy!”
The most actively traded used parenting book in mom cafes nationwide, "Bad Parenting," has returned with a chic black cover.
"Bad Parenting," which caused a huge stir in the lofty world of parenting, has become a parenting book that mothers never have time to put on their bookshelves, but rather, it is tucked away at their sides, left open on the dining table, and read over and over again, crying and screaming while kimchi stew splashes on it.
Little Ha-eun, who was in the fourth grade when the book was first published, is now a college student, and is happily designing her own life while balancing her studies, hobbies, and fashion business.
Ha-eun's mother clenches her fists once again.
"See, what did I say? Readers like Ha-eun, who play creatively and learn independently, are now spreading their wings and soaring."
All of her parenting philosophies, which she has been shouting out at the top of her lungs, are contained in 『Bad Parenting』.
'A mother's role in motherly English', 'Should I tell you which English books to buy?', '10 steps to learning Korean through motherly play', 'Book parenting is a compound interest curve', 'How many books do you read a day?', etc. The full solutions for 'stay-at-home' book parenting and motherly English are revealed one by one.
In particular, it presents a clear alternative for mothers to start with, 'Mom's English', which has made children read the Harry Potter books fluently without private education and achieved perfect scores in the English section of the CSAT, a perennial topic of discussion among mothers.
“All the English teachers and authors of English parenting books who are all so good at flying and crawling are just making a fuss about telling us ordinary mothers to do things that are difficult for us.
My mom speaks English to me, reads English books to me like a story, does various post-reading activities in English, holds English group meetings, and teaches me to hone my listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills using American textbooks.
That's why mothers who are scared are turning to English private education.
We can't even multiply, so we have to factorize... _ "Should we expose the DVD? Should we not?"
“The greatest enemy of English is fear.
Discussion-based, speaking-focused classes? Speaking is good.
But ultimately, all of this feels like "studying." Buy them CDs, play them, have them listen intently, and start with easier books. Then, the day will come when they'll be chugging along on those thick chapter books their mothers so desperately want.
“Let’s quit the academy right now, dreaming of the day when I can smile, bite my tongue, and die.” _ From “English is a Book Too”
No matter what the current situation is, how times change, or how educational policies and college entrance exam systems change dozens of times, her parenting philosophy never wavers.
Rather, it has become a breakthrough in the chaotic childcare environment and private education market, so it is no exaggeration to say that hundreds of thousands of mothers, regardless of the era, have used it as the ultimate parenting book and life guide.
Not a classy and lofty "forced sacrifice" parenting book, not a "long-term unsolved" parenting book that never gets resolved, but a "immediate action" parenting book that's both blustery and extremely practical! The spirited cry of "Bad Parenting" begins once again.
Mom's English Prescription Without Private Education
Korean Language Learning and Reading Independence: A Practical Bible
Instead of the classy and noble 'forced sacrifice' parenting books,
Aside from the 'long-standing' parenting books that never get resolved,
A crazy but extremely realistic 'immediate action' parenting book!
Mothers' hearts are torn as they are forced to give birth without being taught anything and then have to take bullets with their bare bodies without even a shield.
I felt like I was scammed the moment I was born.
I feel like I'm being ripped off by the private education market.
But if I don't, I feel like my child will be left behind, so I open my wallet while crying.
“Happy parenting? That’s funny.
“You have to have time to be happy to be happy!”
The most actively traded used parenting book in mom cafes nationwide, "Bad Parenting," has returned with a chic black cover.
"Bad Parenting," which caused a huge stir in the lofty world of parenting, has become a parenting book that mothers never have time to put on their bookshelves, but rather, it is tucked away at their sides, left open on the dining table, and read over and over again, crying and screaming while kimchi stew splashes on it.
Little Ha-eun, who was in the fourth grade when the book was first published, is now a college student, and is happily designing her own life while balancing her studies, hobbies, and fashion business.
Ha-eun's mother clenches her fists once again.
"See, what did I say? Readers like Ha-eun, who play creatively and learn independently, are now spreading their wings and soaring."
All of her parenting philosophies, which she has been shouting out at the top of her lungs, are contained in 『Bad Parenting』.
'A mother's role in motherly English', 'Should I tell you which English books to buy?', '10 steps to learning Korean through motherly play', 'Book parenting is a compound interest curve', 'How many books do you read a day?', etc. The full solutions for 'stay-at-home' book parenting and motherly English are revealed one by one.
In particular, it presents a clear alternative for mothers to start with, 'Mom's English', which has made children read the Harry Potter books fluently without private education and achieved perfect scores in the English section of the CSAT, a perennial topic of discussion among mothers.
“All the English teachers and authors of English parenting books who are all so good at flying and crawling are just making a fuss about telling us ordinary mothers to do things that are difficult for us.
My mom speaks English to me, reads English books to me like a story, does various post-reading activities in English, holds English group meetings, and teaches me to hone my listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills using American textbooks.
That's why mothers who are scared are turning to English private education.
We can't even multiply, so we have to factorize... _ "Should we expose the DVD? Should we not?"
“The greatest enemy of English is fear.
Discussion-based, speaking-focused classes? Speaking is good.
But ultimately, all of this feels like "studying." Buy them CDs, play them, have them listen intently, and start with easier books. Then, the day will come when they'll be chugging along on those thick chapter books their mothers so desperately want.
“Let’s quit the academy right now, dreaming of the day when I can smile, bite my tongue, and die.” _ From “English is a Book Too”
No matter what the current situation is, how times change, or how educational policies and college entrance exam systems change dozens of times, her parenting philosophy never wavers.
Rather, it has become a breakthrough in the chaotic childcare environment and private education market, so it is no exaggeration to say that hundreds of thousands of mothers, regardless of the era, have used it as the ultimate parenting book and life guide.
Not a classy and lofty "forced sacrifice" parenting book, not a "long-term unsolved" parenting book that never gets resolved, but a "immediate action" parenting book that's both blustery and extremely practical! The spirited cry of "Bad Parenting" begins once again.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 22, 2020
- Page count, weight, size: 308 pages | 488g | 140*205*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788925536781
- ISBN10: 8925536781
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