If you don’t know how to do it, it doesn’t matter.

by Uncle Xiao Yang
Illustrator Uncle Yang
PublisherNew World Publishing House
Published July 2021

Age 3-6 years old

About

"It doesn't matter if you can't do it" talks about common little things such as not being able to draw, not being able to count, not being able to read, not being able to use, not being able to sing, etc. It tells the children: "Not yet" does not mean "never" ”, “Learning later” does not mean “being stupider than others”. At the same time, parents are reminded that each child grows at a different rate. When your child tells you "I can't do it" or "I can't do it well", as a parent, you must carefully interpret your child so that you can give an appropriate response.

About the Author

Uncle Yang, a children's literature writer and multimedia person, has been dedicated to the study of children's psychology and behavior all year round. Representative works include "Can I Stop Sleeping and Keep Playing", "I'm a Child, I Like to Pretend I Can't Hear", "It's Okay to Make a Mistake", "It's Okay to Lose", "It's Okay to Don't Do It", etc.

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