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HomeVideoSpecial InterestsParenting & ChildcareLearning LanguagesLittle Pim: Wake Up Smiling (Spanish) |
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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
A great experience for all of us!!!! Nov 27, 2009
By Dr. Benelli
We recently adopted an two year old from Mexico and bought this series to expose her to her native culture and language. Raising a child here in Des Moines, we wanted our daughter to understand her own unique background. Learning Spanish is a first step.
We played the DVDs and watched with her and were immediately impressed with the quality of the animation and the thoughtful and insightful way language is taught. It's even helped my wife and I to brush up on our Spanish. Sitting with our daughter and sharing in the process has been an eye opener - watching the learning process first hand is exciting. She's now using several of the words she learned and in the proper context! My wife and I are amazed!!!!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Great for both children and adults to be inspired with foreign language Jan 20, 2011
By TMPSMOM
I ordered Little Pim for my 2 year old because I have heard how important it is to expose children to different languages at a young age when they learn differently than adults and because I am taking a Spanish course and I thought at the very least he could watch Little Pim with me while I study giving us both exposure to vocabulary. I have been pleasantly surprised with how much my son enjoys it. He has always been a fan of Baby Noah and Baby Signs and other movies from the Baby Einstein collection and asking to watch them specifically and now he begs to watch "Pim". He repeats words as it is playing and will say the words in both english and spanish. We are excited to take him to a local language school in our area that does immersion play groups for toddlers because I think he will pick it up fast as he already is able to tell you the english translation for some words from the video if you say them to him in spanish when the video isn't playing.
It is nice because it is broken up into 5 minute segments/episodes and each episode introduces a new vocabulary. My son loves animals and enjoys watching it as Pim the Panda introduces each episode with musical background.
If your child has interest in Baby Einstein type movies I would definately recommend this if you are looking to expose them to a 2nd language.
BEST SPANISH LEARNING TOOL FOR CHILDREN Sep 21, 2010
By Thomas Montaldo MD
I HAVE TRIED NUMEROUS SPANISH EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL(BOOKS, MUSIC, VIDEOS) AND THIS IS THE BEST SERIES I HAVE FOUND FOR TEACHING SPANISH TO MY 2 YR OLD SON(MUZZY SEEMS GOOD BUT TOO EXPENSIVE FOR ME TO TRY). MY WIFE AND I DO NOT SPEAK SPANISH SO WE ARE ALL LEARNING. MY SON AMAZES MY FAMILY WITH THE WORDS HE KNOWS. I THINK THIS IS A GREAT HEAD START TO LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE. THE VIDEO IS ENTERTAINING AND KEEPS HIS ATTENTION FOR THE ENTIRE VIDEO. HE ASKES FOR THE VIDEO BY NAME AND WATCHES THEM OVER AND OVER. WE TRY TO LIMIT TV TIME, BUT IF HE IS GOING TO WATCH 30 MIN A DAY HE MIGHT AS WELL BE LEARNING. WE HAVE 4 OF THE 6 VIDEOES IN THE SERIES AND WILL GET THE OTHER TWO WITH TIME.
My three year old enjoys it Apr 23, 2010
By Jennifer H. Mendez
"Jennifer"
My three year old son watches this frequently in the car and it keeps him interested. He laughs at some parts and he repeats many of the spanish words. He will even ask to watch "pim"
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