Good Pigeons Telecom 9

“Parents are their children’s first and most important brain architects. When I wrote Thirty Million Words, my main goal was to show how early communication determines a child’s mental potential. Good Pigeons Telecom (GPT) series brings this scientific truth to life through a magnificent narrative. This work is a thrilling adventure that not only children, but also adults will not be able to put down! However, its real magic is hidden between the lines: The book doesn’t dictate rigid rules to parents on how to spend quality time or interact with their children; instead, it draws you into the natural flow of the story, allowing you to apply these skills intuitively. While you think you are simply swept up in an engaging adventure, the book secretly acts as a perfect interactive reading guide. Furthermore, this series is not a story to be read once and placed back on the shelf. Thanks to its multi-layered and unique structure, it grows with your child. In early childhood, it exposes your baby to a rich world of language, shapes, and concepts; in later years, it enables your child to internalize much more complex skills such as coding logic, mathematical analytical thinking, and impulse and anger management. If you want to maximize your baby’s mental potential, close the word gap, and build an analytical bond that evolves and strengthens at every age, this series will be your greatest companion on your parenting journey. This visionary educational tool emerging from Türkiye is a must-have in the library of every mindful family around the world.” —Dr. Dana Suskind, Author of Thirty Million Words We have been working for 8 years to close the gap known as the Thirty Million Word Gap. The Good Pigeons Telecom series is the masterpiece of this journey. In the GPT books, you will find amazing illustrations and exciting stories that even adults enjoy reading. There are also carefully chosen words, as well as arithmetic and geometric expressions, that help children’s mental development reach its highest level. We would like to highlight a few points to help you get the most benefit from the series. The story moves from simple to complex. The events are also connected to each other. For these reasons, you should read the books in order. While reading the books to your child, it is good to point to the related object. When reading expressions that indicate a number, it is important to point to and count them on the illustration. The books contain many geometric expressions that describe direction, size, and position. It is very useful to show your child the visual representations of these expressions in the book. Outside the story, having extra conversations about the illustrations and events in the books is both enjoyable and helpful. Every child is unique. What they understand from the book can change depending on age and other factors. In the GPT series, the goal is not for children to fully understand everything that is told. The goal is to expose the child or baby to the highest amount of verbal, numerical, and geometric visual-auditory stimuli. This will help improve the child’s reasoning, problem-solving skills, and mental capacity. Focus, reasoning, and perception are just like muscles. A baby who does not understand the book today will, thanks to the exposure, be able to understand much more complex topics more easily in later years. We recommend reading each book more than once. For this, we placed empty stars on the last page of the books. You can color in one star after each reading.