So take your time. Don't try to absorb it all at once. For example, the swing instruction later in the book is meant to be watched, reviewed and practiced. To the young child a golf course is one big wonderful park. Bunkers are sandboxes.
Water hazards are just big ponds.
And fairways are to run and to play on. It's important to remember that kids see golf pretty differently than adults. They don't see it as a sport, but as an activity adults do in park-like settings. Golf activities at this stage are basically games. Even though your child may not know it, these games are building the foundation for a lifetime enjoyment of golf.