Always by Baby’s Side
• Price : 12,000KRW
• Product Dimensions :
160x174, 20pages
• Publication Date : 2026-03-30
• ISBN : 9791169814362
Book Information & Summary
written by Kim Jeong Hee, illustrated by Hyun Min Kyung
"From a bright and colorful morning to a sleepy night, a baby’s day unfolds in ever-changing shades.
Tiny hands press against the ground and little toes gather their strength. Soon, the baby pushes up and takes those first careful steps. The sun, wind, clouds, and flowers watch warmly, cheering the baby on. This tender picture book captures the patient waiting and gentle encouragement that give us courage whenever we face something new for the very first time.
From morning to night, the world the baby encounters one step at a time is full of variety. Sometimes the baby rests in warm sunlight, sometimes feels a cool breeze, and sometimes meets friends with all kinds of personalities. Yet through every encounter, the baby is never alone. Just as nature remains close by, there are always loving companions watching over the baby. With their steady support, the baby keeps moving forward to discover something new—and after growing a little more through the night, will bravely set out again tomorrow."
"From a bright and colorful morning to a sleepy night, a baby’s day unfolds in ever-changing shades.
Tiny hands press against the ground and little toes gather their strength. Soon, the baby pushes up and takes those first careful steps. The sun, wind, clouds, and flowers watch warmly, cheering the baby on. This tender picture book captures the patient waiting and gentle encouragement that give us courage whenever we face something new for the very first time.
From morning to night, the world the baby encounters one step at a time is full of variety. Sometimes the baby rests in warm sunlight, sometimes feels a cool breeze, and sometimes meets friends with all kinds of personalities. Yet through every encounter, the baby is never alone. Just as nature remains close by, there are always loving companions watching over the baby. With their steady support, the baby keeps moving forward to discover something new—and after growing a little more through the night, will bravely set out again tomorrow."
Editor’s Note
