The first story of Phoebus begins with his father's voice in his stomach. 🤍

📚 Phoebus' first story. 🤍

Tonight... is another night when Father holds Phoebus in his arms and opens the story before bed.

This book is the first story of Phoebus. 📖

But for our family, storytelling doesn't start today. Father started reading stories to his children when Phoebus was pregnant.

Every night before bed, there are tales, talking voices, and sometimes small things that happen each day, like telling a child who hasn't met yet.

We had no idea how much you would hear.

I don't know if you remember my voice.

But we feel...

Spending a few minutes every night allows us to start bonding with our children before opening our eyes to the world.

Today...

Phoebus is two months old.

I don't understand the story, I can't read the book, and sometimes I sleep when I'm not finished.

But every time I see you lying, listening in my arms,

We feel...

This little moment means so much.

We didn't read the story because we wanted you to read it quickly.

I didn't read it because I wanted to accelerate development.

And I didn't read it because I wanted you to be better than anyone.

We read...

Because you want your bedtime to be filled with love, warmth and a sense of security.

I wanted that when Phoebus grew up, picking up books and reading them would be as common in life as their parents had read them from day one.

This book is a fable of Aesop in 2 languages (Thai-English).

What we like is to choose one story at a time, cute illustrations, and QR Code to listen to stories and animations when you want to change the atmosphere of storytelling.

But in the end...

We believe that what you receive is not just the content of the book.

Because at this age, Phoebus may not understand every word.

But you're hearing my voice.

Is getting a "mother's embrace."

And is growing in the midst of a love that we slowly fill in every night.

Maybe...

Over time, you may not remember what the first story told.

But we hope you remember how...

Before bed every night.

There will be Mom and Dad on the side.

Someone hugs

Someone read the story.

And there's a house full of love.

For us...

This is what "The First Fable of Phoebus" means. 🤍📖

Cor.

📖 Anecdotes I'd like to share

🤍 The baby starts hearing voices in the womb.

During the 3rd trimester of pregnancy (around weeks 27-29 onwards), the baby can respond to sounds from the outside, and is familiar with regularly heard sounds such as those of your father and mother.

🤍 can read a story to you from birth.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that parents start reading to their children at birth because it promotes language development, communication, and family bonding.

🤍 The two-month-old still doesn't understand the storyline, but is learning from listening.

You learn more through tone, speech rhythm, facial expression, eye contact, and touch than the content of a book.

🤍 A little reading a day is enough.

For newborn-3 months, reading only 5-10 minutes a day, or one short story at bedtime is enough. It is important not to finish reading a few pages, but to share the time.

🤍 No need to read every word of the book.

You can read, tell from the picture, or invite your child to talk during the opening of the book, because the key is the interaction between parents and children.

Cor.

Every house may have different ways to say love to children.

For our home...

Carrying Phoebus in his arms, opening one book, and spending a few minutes before sleeping together.

Is another way we want to tell you

"No matter how big you grow up... Mom and Dad will always be here." 🤍📚

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