Jano i Wito

"Jano and Wito: Dad's Phone" is a heartwarming and timely story that helps parents introduce their children to the world of technology in a safe and understandable way. This time, the boys observe their father using his phone – they see him making calls, texting, and checking various information. Naturally, curiosity arises: what else can a phone be used for? Dad shows them the device's many functions, but also reminds them that a screen is merely a tool that doesn't replace real play, exercise, and spending time together. Therefore, he suggests the whole family go outside and leave the phone… at home. This book explains to children in a simple and accessible way the importance of maintaining a balance between technology use and offline activity. It helps build good habits and teaches a conscious approach to screens – for both children and adults. It is part of the "Everyday Matters" series created by Wiola Wołoszyn and Przemek Liput, in which beloved characters tackle everyday situations such as shopping, driving, or visiting the doctor. Thanks to its colorful illustrations and short, understandable content, the book is perfect for shared reading and discussions about safe use of electronic devices.

Pages: 24, Edition: 1, Hardcover, Mamania