Reviews for So Spoke the Baby Manga

A heartwarming story about everyday life depicted from a baby's point of view, and gently conveys the warmth and laughter of the family.

I read it while remembering that the kids were like that when they were babies. The Nagoya dialect is fun, and the fact that the baby's feelings are hugging with the mother's thoughts was so funny to me that I laughed with tears at the end! It's been a really long time since I laughed this much. Thank you very much.

I'm in the middle of raising older children!! I read it while thinking that the cute rebellious period was also infuriating rebellious... ah, there were times like this. Giving birth and raising children are all different! You can just take a break and move forward!

I'm always afraid of humans. Mom, I'm glad I broke up with Kizuo and met someone playful and supportive of childcare. Mei-chan, Derakawa. The toxic gap and strong personality are attractive. A great comic where you can catch a glimpse of how difficult it is to raise children and how difficult it is for women to live, and not only is it interesting, but it's also a great comic where you can learn how to care. I want lots of people to see it. The development and pictures are easy to see and very nice.

Childcare comics from a baby's point of view are rare and the babies are cute, so I bought them right away! I wanted all new moms to read it. Also, I like the picture because it's soft.

I really wanted to read it sooner! I think it's only because I raised children... I wonder if that's what I thought. I definitely want my kids to read it when they have kids!

This is probably my first time doing a manga like this. It's interesting. Recently, I feel that adults think in an egocentric manner and tend to forget the child's point of view. They had a fight in front of their kids and got divorced without any problems. Amidst the busyness of working together, I feel like we tend not to have time to think about children's feelings. (I was a kid myself...) Maybe it would be nice to have more comics like this as an opportunity to think about children's feelings. Even if you continue as a baby, I think it's nice that they look cute. But I don't know how old the main character will be, but I think it might be okay to have “Nursery School Era Edition” or “Nursery School Era Edition.” Maybe it's okay to increase the number of things with content that are funny or serious reminders of children's positions, perspectives, and feelings. Nonetheless, it's better to be able to laugh rather than think too hard. Babies are funnier than bad comedians. (hahaha ➰)

After all, I think babies can sense a lot. Even if I don't understand the language, I wonder if it can be conveyed when parents and adults around them fight or feel sad. What is the correct answer to raising children... no one knows, and I think that's why people who become parents are all worried, but there aren't many comics drawn from a baby's perspective, so isn't it a hint of something? It was cute and helpful.

My kids have grown up, but I'm nostalgically reading it. Nagoya dialect baby! There are so many pressure points. It's cute!

Cute ❤️ I was fascinated by Meu-chan's Nagoya dialect. Oh, I want to give you a hug! I want to hug you so tightly! I want to suck a baby! And I can't wait for the continuation.

It's a comic that helps parents doing one-ops and people who are tired from childcare. I think it's good. It's cute.

It's fiction, but it's a wonderful parent-child story. There really are babies like this, and I think it's an important time even if you forget about those days when you become an adult. Does the seriously tough Nagoya dialect affect babies at the genetic level? It's a work I want young moms who have strict child-rearing to read.

Maybe a parent's heart and child's wisdom teeth. Now that I can earn my own money, I understand how grateful I am for money. What's good about this work is that the baby's facial expressions are so good.

The anxiety, frustration, true intentions, and loveliness of raising children are well depicted. It's still early infancy, but I wanted to take a look at the future growth of parents and children. I think there are various opposites against partner versus parents' house versus the world. I'm sure it's an expression of what everyone who did daycare has. The Nagoya dialect has a good taste again ♪

The pictures are cute and clean, and easy to read. I also read it while thinking that I had a lot of thoughts when I was a baby. Sometimes I don't understand the meaning when there is no explanation in the Nagoya dialect, so I take it with nuance. Babies are growing really fast! I wanted to read more quickly! I thought this manga would be perfect for first-time pregnant women.