Enfant is an educational information media targeting parents of children aged 0 to preschool age, providing reliable content based on developmental psychology and childcare studies. With approximately 500,000 monthly accesses, articles such as "Measures to prevent children from rebelliousness" and "Creating study habits" have been highly viewed and are useful in providing practical support to parents.
Expert Article Features
A team of more than 20 experts, including pediatricians, developmental psychologists, and childcare professionals, wrote and supervised the articles. In "Early Detection and Countermeasures for ADHD," a professor from the University of Tokyo School of Medicine explains based on medical findings and suggests specific methods that parents can implement, such as "5-minute games to improve attention span" and "Key points for organizing the environment. In "The Effects of Sleep Deprivation on Children and How to Improve It," a pediatrician explains in detail "Making a Bedtime Routine" and "Rules for Using Smartphones Before Bedtime," and many parents have commented that they have put them into practice and found them effective.
A place for parents to share their experiences and
In the "Practical Report" section, we invite submissions from readers and publish articles such as "How I improved my child's picky eater" and "My experience overcoming rebellion. The popular article "5 Ways to Stop a 3-Year-Old's Nighttime Crying" has been shared more than 100,000 times in total, and the "Checklist to Identify the Cause of Nighttime Crying" and "Bedtime Routine for Parents and Children" have been adopted by many parents. The "Failure Stories" section also plays a role in alleviating an excessive sense of self-responsibility by revealing real-life stories, such as "regrets for scolding a child based on assumptions," to evoke empathy among parents.
Practical Tools and Guides
Provides free downloadable materials such as "Child Growth Checklist" and "Daily Schedule Creation Template." The "Guide to Creating Study Habits" outlines how to set goals for each age group, as well as advice based on examples of mistakes. For example, "Creating Independent Study Habits for 5-Year-Olds" suggests "10 minutes of reading time a day" and "Practice making your own plans," and includes illustrations so that parents can easily put them into practice. These tools are downloaded more than 50,000 times per month to help parents put them into practice.