An infant unconsciously learns Chinese when adults around him or her read aloud books, sing songs, and interact with the baby in that language. Because younger ones learn through imitation, children who are exposed to Mandarin early on may end up speaking the language as perfectly as a native-born Chinese child.
Babies and toddlers can easily identify the different sounds of a language
0-2 years is also the phase that has the most language development, so let your toddler start with a strong Chinese foundation!
Note that babies and toddlers learn most from a parent/guardian, not a video alone, so use these videos as guide to talk to baby in Mandarin.
Start early! Have your baby learn the beauty of the Chinese language today.
