"Where Are Mom and Dad Going?" "" Is a heartwarming fairy tale specially created for children aged 0-3. Through the text full of rhythm and sound, it gently opens up the little minds' first exploration of "separation" and "accompanying". The story begins with the sound of the alarm clock in the early morning. Following the baby's ears, he hears the "rustling" busyness of his mother, the "dong-dong" footsteps of his father, and the "beep-beep-beep" sound of traffic on the street. Parents use imaginative language - "Go fight the digital monsters" and "Go build the rainbow bridge" to gently explain to their children the meaning of "going to work". And when the baby comes to the colorful sound paradise of the kindergarten and discovers that the "clattering" blocks are as touching as the "gurgling" laughter, he quietly understands: love never leaves, it just changes its way of companionship. Through rich onomatopoeia and concrete metaphors, the work composes daily life into an audible and perceptible nursery rhyme. It not only helps children relieve separation anxiety and establish a sense of security, but also provides a warm sound bridge for parents and children to read together.
Intention: Use a child's perspective