Even the child who said 'I can't do it' folded on his own!
The first origami book that starts with one fold

《Mom's First Origami》 is the first origami book for toddlers who cannot read.
The 'Brain Balance Development Research Group', which studies mother-style infant and toddler education methods, carefully selected 45 origami themes to help toddlers who cannot understand letters, numbers, and origami symbols become interested in origami, and devised a method for them to fold on their own, tailored to their beginner level.
True to its title, "First Origami," it contains contents such as a watermelon, school bus, and pyramid made by folding them only once; a sailboat, butterfly, and lion made by folding them twice; and a grasshopper, fish, goblin, and ice cream made by folding them three times.
As children become more confident and comfortable with origami, they can move on to the next level. The structure is structured in stages, starting with a watermelon, which is the first shape that children recognize, and gradually increasing the complexity of the shapes and the number of folds to reach their favorite shape, an alligator.
This book contains vivid pictures of plants, animals, and objects, so even children who cannot read can enjoy it.
In fact, the original concept of origami is to recognize the characteristics of an object and express them on paper.
Until now, origami books have focused only on explaining the process and overlooked this step.
This book contains close-up photos of plants and animals that are so vivid that they make you feel like you're looking at an illustrated guide, allowing you to observe and learn more about the objects you're folding.

The book includes round colored paper, rectangular colored paper, and colored paper with unique patterns that are difficult to find in the market, as well as stickers to make the work more realistic, such as school bus wheels and windows, refrigerator food, and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer antlers, as well as 45 praise stickers to be attached for each completed origami.