Today's Picture Book
Take a break, moms! I will go read a book
Popular to girls over 48 months
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Unit 305, SM Tower, 18, Jinmal 1-ro, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
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Reservation
Advance reservation required - Naver Reservation
Open/Closes
Mon Regular closed day Tue 10:00 ~ 17:30 Wed 10:00 ~ 17:30 Thu 10:00 ~ 17:30 Fri 10:00 ~ 17:30 Sat 10:00 ~ 17:30 Sun Regular closed day
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Popular Ages of Today's Picture Book
Today's Picture Book is
popular to over 48 months girls
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
43%
girls
57%
Prices & Programs of Today's Picture Book
- [Fees]
- Picture book class + play-based follow-up activity: 22,000 won
- Picture book class (5-class pass): 100,000 won
- Picture book class (10-class pass): 190,000 won
- Guardian admission: 3,000 won
- [Program]
- Content: Korean book / English book classes
- Age: 36 months and older (children who can separate from their guardian)
- Capacity: up to 6 children per session
- Duration: 50-minute class + 10-minute wrap-up
Parenting Tips for Today's Picture Book
- Read picture books with the teacher in picture books with the teacher, share thoughts, and take part in play-based follow-up activities.
- You can watch your child during class through the window, and the sound of the class can be heard clearly from outside as well.
- During the English book class, the English teacher provides interpretation for smooth communication.
- Craft activities include fun and simple options for children such as baking and coloring.
- During craft activities, aprons are provided.
- The weekly class content is announced in advance on Instagram, so check Instagram before visiting.
- The maximum capacity is 6 children, and the fewer children there are, the more storybooks the teacher reads. So visiting on a weekday morning when there are fewer children is also a good option.
- There is a small play zone (board games, play kitchen), so arrive 10 to 15 minutes early and let your child play first.
- If you purchase a 5-class pass or 10-class pass, you do not have to attend every week, and you can go whenever you want, so it may be a good idea to pay in advance and use it flexibly.
- Drinks for children such as barley tea and milk are sold, but drinks for adults are not sold separately.
- For adults, tea and snacks are prepared. Coffee is also available, but there is no iced option, so bringing takeaway coffee from outside is recommended.
- After registering your vehicle, free parking is available.
Today's Picture Book
This is not just a place where storytime ends after reading a picture book. It is a small-group class where your child can keep enjoying the story through play and craft activities. If your child is 36 months or older and can join without a guardian, it is a great fit for focused participation in a calm atmosphere.
Class features
- Offered as Korean book or English book classes
- Small-group format with up to 6 children per session
- Structured as 50 minutes of class + 10 minutes for wrap-up
- Connected activities such as baking and coloring, with aprons provided
What parents may like
Guardians can watch their child through the window, and you can also hear the class from outside, which feels reassuring. The guardian admission fee is 3,000 won, and tea and light snacks are provided, so it is a comfortable place to wait for a bit.
Kids convenience information
- There is a small play zone with boards and a play kitchen
- Parking available, and visits by reservation are possible
- No nursing room, diaper changing station, high chair, or stroller rental
Tips for your visit
During quieter times, such as weekday mornings when there are fewer children, the books tend to be read at a more relaxed pace, which may make the experience even more satisfying. Weekly class content is announced in advance on Instagram, so it is a good idea to check before making a reservation.
"If your child enjoys both books and play, this is a place worth visiting at least once."
FAQ about Today's Picture Book
What age can children start joining Today's Picture Book?
Today's Picture Book is designed for children who are 36 months or older and able to join without a guardian. If separation is difficult, participation may not be easy.How are classes at Today's Picture Book run?
At Today's Picture Book, children read a picture book together, share their thoughts, and then continue with connected play activities such as baking or coloring. There are Korean book classes and English book classes, and each session consists of 50 minutes of class plus 10 minutes for wrap-up.At Today's Picture Book, do only children go in, or can guardians stay too?
At Today's Picture Book, children participate in class separately from their guardians. Guardians can watch their child through the window, and they can also hear the class from outside.How many children can join each Today's Picture Book class?
Today's Picture Book is a small-group class with up to 6 children per session. On weekday mornings, when there are fewer children, storybooks are often read at a more relaxed pace, so that may be helpful to keep in mind.Do I need to make a reservation for Today's Picture Book?
Yes, Today's Picture Book operates by advance reservation. It is best to visit after booking, and you can check the weekly class content in advance on Instagram.How much does it cost to use Today's Picture Book?
A single class at Today's Picture Book costs 22,000 won and includes the picture book class and the connected play activity. A 5-class pass costs 100,000 won, a 10-class pass costs 190,000 won, and the guardian admission fee is 3,000 won.Is there a place for children to wait before class at Today's Picture Book?
Today's Picture Book has a small play zone with boards and a play kitchen. It is a nice spot to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early and let your child play briefly before class.Can I park at Today's Picture Book?
Yes, parking is available at Today's Picture Book, and it can be used free of charge after registering your vehicle. If you are visiting by car, please check the parking registration process first.Does Today's Picture Book have infant facilities such as a nursing room or diaper changing station?
No, Today's Picture Book does not have a nursing room, diaper changing station, high chair, or stroller rental service. If you plan to visit with a younger sibling, it is a good idea to keep this in mind in advance.
Today's Picture Book Address
Address: Unit 305, SM Tower, 18, Jinmal 1-ro, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
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How to make a reservation for Today's Picture Book?
Advance reservation required - Naver Reservation