Welcome to the Totally Toddler Giveaway Hop! This event is hosted by Mommy’s Favorite Things and Mama’s Baby Cupcakes.
This hop has pretty much every item you’d want/need for a child ages 1-6 yrs old. After visiting my giveaway, make sure you use the linky below to take a look at the other 25+ blogs and see what they have to offer for your little one! Each blog has a minimum prize package of $25 per winner.
Also be sure to check out the Grand Prize featured on Mommy’s Favorite Things blog. The grand prize package is sponsored by Pediped with 3 pair of shoes in gender and size of choice, and 2 Red Hens for a snack bag set and a Toy Nanny for a total value of just over $200 in prizes.
Our sponsor for the giveaway is Little Pim.
The early childhood years are so crucial to language development. That’s why it’s so important for parents to talk with their children. Reading with your child is a way for her to learn voice inflection and facial reactions. Sharing music is a wonderful way to learn how words and sounds can invoke movement and emotion. Speaking different languages is a wonderful way for children to appreciate culture and word recognition. Little Pim videos are a family-friendly way to work language development into your already busy day. Instead of watching a senseless cartoon, snuggle up with your child and enjoy this cute DVD. You’ll learn a little, too, but probably not as much as your child will! Since we’ve been watching our Little Pim videos, my daughter has frequently used the Japanese words for simple objects like milk or eggs. There are 11 languages to choose from in the Little Pim library. One lucky reader will receive a 3-DVD set of the winner’s choice. The giveaway is open to US readers ages 18+ (void where prohibited by law.) Enter on the Rafflecopter form below. Good luck!
Mama’s Baby Cupcakes, Mommy’s Favorite Things and the Totally Toddler participating bloggers are not responsible for sponsors who do not fulfill prize obligations. I was not compensated for this giveaway. The opinions shared here are mine.
I think that this system is a great way to learn a language. My daughter and I would like the Portuguese version.
It would be amazing to teach my girls French.
This is awesome! I would definitely choose the Spanish dvds for my daughter. It is so useful to know Spanish these days.
I’d like to teach my grandson French…his Papa knows many words in French and this would be fun for them
I would keep this for my son to learn Spanish.
I would want my daughters to learn Spanish – I live in flo9rida and think this is important to know.
We have one little pim video already and my son LOVES IT. I really like Little Pim as well, if we won we would pick out the French one.
I would get chinese for my son!
i would definitely choose spanish!
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CHINESE SET FOR MY KIDS
Spanish for my grandson
I teach spanish and French, so I would love a set for my daughter. So excited about these!
they are great dvds. Id use them with my daughter and id get spanish
I’d love these for my daughter. My husband wants Japanese, but I’d probably get Spanish. I already know quite a bit and it’s practical for where we live.
I visited Little Pim and learned that, “Young children who learn a second language tend to have superior reading, writing, analytical and social skills, as well as more extensive vocabularies than their monolingual peers”. How awesome is that? If I won, I would give this to my daughter for her new baby. I would choose the Spanish.
I would choose Spanish first & we’d keep it in our home for our 14 grandchildren to enjoy. When we have mastered this one, we’ll take a vote on which language to get next! Way fun!
I think this would be great for my daughter to learn some of her very own cultures language. I would pick spanish
I don’t know can it be compared with Rosetta Stone’s results, but it’s cheaper so I’d try this first and see, I’d like to try Italian for my kids
I would choose German for my two year old son and daughter who is due this summer. Thanks for the chance!
If I won I would choose Spanish and use it fpr my youngest children.
Little Pim is ideal for teaching your young ones to be bilingual, as their brains are readily able to comprehend. I would choose the Spanish version.