Finger poems

This simple, rhythmic book is a great invitation to play and to have loving, close contact.

''Short poems turn a parent's fingers into animals, which bite a hole in the sock, and hide under the armpits or jump over children's backs. Perfect for reading to start the day off to a good start, an afternoon cuddle before a nap or a happy ending to the evening. What better way is there? For closeness rather than time spent together? Child development specialists agree that a minimum of 20 minutes of committed, undistracted attention of a parent a day builds and cement a close bond with the child. It can be play, cuddly, reading ... or three in one, i.e. Finger Poems ! I am convinced that once met, Szczurek Jurek, Worms or dancing Meerkats will become wonderful companions for your 20 minutes a day. '' - Aga Nuckowska - Gestalt psychotherapist, long-term editor-in-chief of Natuli magazine - children are important and co-author of the book How to understand a little child.