Fingers are the most delicate part of our body.
Every time you move your fingers, the motor cortex and frontal lobe of your brain are activated simultaneously.
The frontal lobe is responsible for logic, emotional regulation, and language skills, so any activity involving the use of hands directly leads to training in thinking skills.


Activities such as simply bending or wiggling fingers, or pointing with the index finger separately, are quite natural and easy for adults, but for toddlers, they are more difficult developmental tasks than you might think.
Especially for children these days who are more accustomed to touching and responding to smartphones than to the experience of moving their hands and bodies directly, time spent playing with their fingers is essential.


This book is designed to help children naturally move their fingers and develop their senses while having fun with everyday actions such as tickling, patting, and tapping familiar animals using their fingers.
You can peer into a hole and imagine, satisfy your curiosity by turning the pages of a book, and focus on the sensations at your fingertips.
You can also get emotional pleasure and satisfaction by trying out various movements.