Mom's Guide
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Book Introduction
The first mother encyclopedia that studies and documents mothers from the baby's perspective.
From the moment a mother learns that life has been conceived, her observation begins.
The mother's notebook is filled with the meticulousness of a mother who never misses even the smallest changes in life.
Photos printed before birth to predict appearance, changes in height and weight, movements, and even heart sounds… … .
Did the child feel this gaze from his mother?
"Mom's Guide" is a picture book that reverses all of these observations and objects of interest, collecting records of observations of mothers from a child's perspective.
With the birth of a child, a woman is also born as a mother.
Let's look back on the birth of our mother, who was left unnoticed and neglected during her most precious moments, through the "Mother's Guide."
From the moment a mother learns that life has been conceived, her observation begins.
The mother's notebook is filled with the meticulousness of a mother who never misses even the smallest changes in life.
Photos printed before birth to predict appearance, changes in height and weight, movements, and even heart sounds… … .
Did the child feel this gaze from his mother?
"Mom's Guide" is a picture book that reverses all of these observations and objects of interest, collecting records of observations of mothers from a child's perspective.
With the birth of a child, a woman is also born as a mother.
Let's look back on the birth of our mother, who was left unnoticed and neglected during her most precious moments, through the "Mother's Guide."
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What is your mother's true identity?
What does a mother's 24 hours look like through a baby's eyes?
A mother may tilt her head when she sees her newborn baby's face, saying that it is red and wrinkled, but the baby's first sight of its mother's face is also unfamiliar.
The first time the baby meets a mother, her face swollen and swollen from labor, will be the same.
It's surprising why mom wraps a bandage around her wrist, why she cries and looks at her whole body whenever she stands in front of the mirror, how quickly she runs at the slightest sound, and the constant barrage of questions and monologues like "Why are you crying?", "Why aren't you eating?", "Why aren't you sleeping?" may be bewildering to a child who isn't ready to answer.
What will the baby think when he sees his mother sleeping like a baby on the day he meets his mother's mother?
"Mom's Guide" examines mothers from various perspectives, including appearance, body structure, physical changes, sleep activities, and mother's bag.
What if, instead of being a mere recipient of care, a child, in close proximity to her mother, were constantly striving to get to know her in her own unique way? Just imagining this can give us a new perspective on defining relationships.
"Mom's Guide" is a picture book that starts with a fresh, reverse idea and encourages a healthy relationship between mothers and children.
A picture book for new mothers who are experiencing everything for the first time.
Author Kwon Jeong-min began with "A Guide to Becoming a Wise Boar," and has since published "We Know a Little About You," and "A Picture Dictionary of Wonderland," awakening our rigidly fixed thoughts with concise yet sharp criticism.
"Mom's Guide" is a story that the author constantly recalled as she experienced the time of childcare, a time when everything was new to her, without any preparation.
There were times when everything felt so heavy and unfamiliar, like trying to handle the 24 hours of the day with the title of 'mother' that was suddenly thrown at me.
The author has filled the space between the lines of “Mom’s Guide” with messages of endless comfort and support, filling every nook and cranny with colored pencils and paints.
Now, it has become a memory that can never be met again, but towards my infinitely clumsy past self, and towards the newborn mothers who are still struggling, wiping away tears in these first times.
Author's Note
Mother is a newborn human being born with her baby.
While reports on infant development are mounting, research on newborn mothers remains largely unexplored. Why doesn't anyone wonder about the future of newborn mothers?
I created this book with new mothers in mind, struggling alone in a world where everything is new to them.
What does a mother's 24 hours look like through a baby's eyes?
A mother may tilt her head when she sees her newborn baby's face, saying that it is red and wrinkled, but the baby's first sight of its mother's face is also unfamiliar.
The first time the baby meets a mother, her face swollen and swollen from labor, will be the same.
It's surprising why mom wraps a bandage around her wrist, why she cries and looks at her whole body whenever she stands in front of the mirror, how quickly she runs at the slightest sound, and the constant barrage of questions and monologues like "Why are you crying?", "Why aren't you eating?", "Why aren't you sleeping?" may be bewildering to a child who isn't ready to answer.
What will the baby think when he sees his mother sleeping like a baby on the day he meets his mother's mother?
"Mom's Guide" examines mothers from various perspectives, including appearance, body structure, physical changes, sleep activities, and mother's bag.
What if, instead of being a mere recipient of care, a child, in close proximity to her mother, were constantly striving to get to know her in her own unique way? Just imagining this can give us a new perspective on defining relationships.
"Mom's Guide" is a picture book that starts with a fresh, reverse idea and encourages a healthy relationship between mothers and children.
A picture book for new mothers who are experiencing everything for the first time.
Author Kwon Jeong-min began with "A Guide to Becoming a Wise Boar," and has since published "We Know a Little About You," and "A Picture Dictionary of Wonderland," awakening our rigidly fixed thoughts with concise yet sharp criticism.
"Mom's Guide" is a story that the author constantly recalled as she experienced the time of childcare, a time when everything was new to her, without any preparation.
There were times when everything felt so heavy and unfamiliar, like trying to handle the 24 hours of the day with the title of 'mother' that was suddenly thrown at me.
The author has filled the space between the lines of “Mom’s Guide” with messages of endless comfort and support, filling every nook and cranny with colored pencils and paints.
Now, it has become a memory that can never be met again, but towards my infinitely clumsy past self, and towards the newborn mothers who are still struggling, wiping away tears in these first times.
Author's Note
Mother is a newborn human being born with her baby.
While reports on infant development are mounting, research on newborn mothers remains largely unexplored. Why doesn't anyone wonder about the future of newborn mothers?
I created this book with new mothers in mind, struggling alone in a world where everything is new to them.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: July 16, 2021
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 48 pages | 310g | 183*245*8mm
- ISBN13: 9788901251509
- ISBN10: 8901251507
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