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私は現在、2歳の子育て真っ最中のママでもあります。
「なんで動かないのー！キーっ！」となって、親の方が疲れてしまうこと、ありませんか？（私はよくあります……！笑）
私が「Hurry♪」と言うと、娘が「Up！」と返してくれるゲームをしています。
言えたら「すごーい！」とめっちゃ褒めます！
「さっすがー！じゃあ、いくよ？」
「Hurry up! Hurry up! ♫」
と、お互いにリズムに乗りながらだと、娘もノリノリで準備を急いでくれるんです。
-----English follws below------
Hi there! I’m Ha_na, a Japanese tutor here on Cafetalk.
I am also a mom currently in the thick of raising my 2-year-old daughter!
When you're parenting, don’t you ever find yourself constantly telling your child, "Hurry up!" or "Eat faster!"?
You need to rush because you have a schedule to keep, but your child just won’t budge...
"Why aren't you moving?!" You end up feeling completely exhausted. Does this sound familiar? (It definitely happens to me all the time! lol)
When that happens, my top recommendation is to 【bring songs and rhythm into your daily routine】!
Right now, my daughter and I are practicing English together, and we play a little game.
When I say "Hurry♪", she replies with a big "Up!✨".
When she says it, I shower her with praise: "Wow, amazing!"
Then I ask her, "Do you know what that means?" and she says, "It means rush!"
"Exactly! Alright, ready? Here we go!"
"Hurry up! Hurry up! ♫"
As we get into the rhythm together, she gets super excited and actually starts getting ready quickly.
Children truly find so much joy in learning new things.
In my Japanese lessons, I use plenty of songs, rhythms, and fun quizzes just like this. I design my classes so that children never get bored while naturally picking up new words and phrases.
Would you like to experience some tips that make parenting at home a little more fun?
Please feel free to drop by for a short 15 minute trial lesson first! I'd love to see you there✨
Warmly,
Ha_na
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