I was quite shocked when my kids came home from school this year and started speaking in Spanish after only one short week at school. Oh how I wish when I was young I would have learned a different language. But I did not start taking Spanish classes till I was in high school and today I remember none of that.
The most current scientific research has proven that babies, toddlers and preschoolers are uniquely equipped to learn one or more languages with ease. Which means if I would have learned Spanish when I was younger, I may remember some of it today!
Little Pim allows you to work with your child to teach them foreign language using an Award-Winning language learning DVD series for kids, babies, and toddlers. The program can be used for children already in school or younger babies and toddlers at home! With Little Pim, you can take full advantage of your young child’s natural, yet brief, proclivity for learning languages.
I always wanted one of those language programs they advertised on TV when I was younger and wish I could have gotten one. I am going to try to teach my daughter another language when she is young. I will have to look into this one!
Kids can learn things very quickly. My son picked up Urdu, Spanish, German, Turkish in 2 months while we were on vacation. Everything is available online and on youtube (better for adults). I am sure this Pim language is better oriented to kids. Start them early!
I would love to get this for my children! I think it’s wonderful to start languages at an early age. So much research has shown that children’s brains are primed to learn easier and more quickly than when they get older. Thanks so much for giving me this idea for a Christmas gift!
I went to a school maths share morning. The teacher go them all to say yes in spanish.
Little Pim is so adorable that it would make any child want to and learn a foreign language. After reading your review I’m going to purchase for my daughter so she can teach my grand-children can be bi-lingual. My youngest daughter took 4 years of French but it was not mandatory to speak it in class and can only say a couple of sentences to this day. A waste of time and money sending her to France, that’s for sure.
I have the French and Spanish for my daughter and love them.
ithink this is awsome, a program that’ll help the young ones out, and why shouldn’t they be given the right to learn more than just one language.