What If We Became Children?
2026-04-07 22:30:35

Discover the World Through Children's Eyes with the New Edition of 'What If We Became Children?'

Discover the World Through Children's Eyes



A New Perspective on Parenting


The publishing company, Two Virgins, based in Chiyoda, Tokyo, is excited to announce the second edition of the captivating book titled 'What If We Became Children?' This edition will be available on April 8, 2026. This book creatively explores the concept of adults adopting a child's perspective to deepen their understanding of children.

Unpacking the Child's Emotions


This guide features 12 intriguing studies that delve into various aspects of childhood from developmental psychology to the concept of time. Each study is designed to engage parents, caregivers, and even those who once were children themselves, aiming to illuminate a child's feelings and thoughts.

Key Studies in the Book Include:

1. Baby Head: Experimenting with the weight and size of an infant's head to help adults understand the challenges faced by infants.
2. Baby Voice: Creating a 'baby voice' that encapsulates the emotions behind a baby's cries, demonstrating how they communicate their feelings.
3. Toddler Breakfast: Experiencing breakfast as a two-year-old by using oversized cups and food items, emphasizing the inevitable spills and messes.
4. 4M Adults: What does it feel like to be scolded as a gigantic child in a virtual environment? This study explores that emotional dynamic.
5. The World of Diapers: Investigating the heaviness of a full diaper and its implications on a child's experience.
6. Ito-chan’s 30 Minutes: Understanding how children perceive time and how it differs from adults.
7. Walking at Two: Attempting to match a toddler's walking speed to experience the woes of being a child.
8. Childhood Temperature: Experiencing summer as an infant, highlighting the dangers of heat stress for young children.
9. The Hidden Life of Children: Collecting anecdotes from parents about the lesser-known aspects of children's lives.
10. Baby Eye: A study on how infants perceive their surroundings, particularly their color and depth perception.
11. Lunch Preferences: Exploring the varied food likes and dislikes among children through taste-testing unknown dishes.
12. Adult School Bags: The surprising weight of adult-sized school bags when tried on by adults.

Insights and Realizations


As you dive into 'What If We Became Children?', you will discover countless eye-opening parenting insights. The studies provide a blend of humor, relatable experiences, and valuable lessons that can ease the concerns of parenting. This book is not just an academic exploration; it's a heartfelt journey that fosters kindness and understanding towards children.

Author and Publisher Information


The author, Kodomo no Shiten Lab, is dedicated to researching the child's perspective seriously and enjoyably. They aim to enhance the relationship between parents, children, and society at large.

Launch and Exhibition Information


Alongside the book release, an experience-based exhibition titled “More! Children’s Perspective Exhibition - 12 Experiences of Being a Child” will take place in Hiroshima from March 28 to April 26, 2026, followed by locations in Nagoya, Fukuoka, and Hokkaido. Participants can enjoy interactive experiences based on the book's studies, making it an engaging opportunity for families and educators alike.

For those interested, exclusive editions of the book with a limited cover will be available at the exhibition venues.

Online Resources


For the latest updates about the book and the exhibition, visit the official website or follow their Instagram account @kodomonoshiten.

Company Information


Two Virgins is committed to enhancing the understanding of children's needs through innovative research and publications. Explore more at Two Virgins Official Online Store where related books and merchandise are available.


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