“The medicine is bitter, so you shouldn’t take it with sweet juice!”
The dangers of drug abuse explained from a child's perspective

"Come to the Rabbit Pharmacy" contains information on precautions when taking medicine.
Children often catch fevers and other minor illnesses, such as colds.
And when I play with my friends, I get hurt here and there.
In those cases, don't you just habitually take whatever medicine you have at home? Do you choose your own medicine based on your own judgment, or, if you're really sick, do you take a lot of it regardless of the prescribed dosage? Or, to avoid the bitter taste of powdered medicine, do you drink it with sweet juice or milk instead of water?

Medicine is not something you should take carelessly just because you are sick.
You must take it according to the dosage and directions with your guardian.
With a prescription from a doctor or pharmacist.
If you eat a lot of medicine without thinking because you are sick, and stop taking medicine without thinking because you think you are better, it may not be good for your health.
This book tells you that you should take the medicine in the prescribed dosage according to your age and symptoms.
It also tells you that you should take it with water, not with beverages like juice or milk.
Have you ever had a child who, even though their injury has healed, just keeps sticking a cute character-themed Band-Aid on their wound because they think it's pretty? This book also warns that doing so can actually cause skin problems.
It also tells us that even children's vitamins, which are as delicious as candy, can be bad for you if you eat too much of them.


Children who read this book will not take medicine on their own or throw a tantrum about taking medicine with juice.
And I won't put on a band-aid unnecessarily.
After reading the book, there are fun and informative activity pages that help you remember the book's contents and learn the precautions to take when taking medicine.


[Children's Safety Guardian] series to protect my child!
I compiled the winning entries from the picture book contest hosted by the Childcare Center Safety Mutual Aid Association.

What do you do when a fire breaks out? What do you do when crossing the street? How do you avoid catching a cold? There are so many things we need to be careful of around our children.
Adults around children need to pay special attention to help them grow up safely.
Additionally, children themselves need to know how to stay safe in various dangerous situations.
We need to teach our children how to stay safe.

The [Children's Safety Guardian] series was planned to ensure the safety of our children.
This is a series of winning works from a picture book contest held by the Childcare Center Safety Mutual Aid Association to promote the healthy and safe growth of children and prevent accidents.
I hope this series will help educate our children about safety.
"Come to the Rabbit Pharmacy" won the grand prize in the health and hygiene category.
For the safety of children reading this book, the corners of the book are rounded.

Start your child's safety education with the [Children's Safety Guardian] series!

[Children's Safety Guardian] series (6 volumes)
Penguin Country Race (Disaster Safety) / Fire! Fire! (Disaster Safety) / Grumpy Cold Witch (Health and Sanitation) / Come to the Rabbit Pharmacy (Health and Sanitation) / How Do I Cross? (Traffic Safety) / Bang! Be Careful, Kkomiya! (Traffic Safety)