Baby Learns Chinese DVD Set of 3 -Great Way To Learn Chinese!

• In each of the chapters, your child will learn to speak Putonghua (Mandarin) and read the Chinese characters (You can choose between traditional or simplified). As each chapter unfolds, your child will build his/her Chinese vocabulary.
• Chinese language immersion for babies that makes Learning Chinese without conscious effort, saving them greater effort when they are older!
• Fun and very visible images for babies. Mixture of live action and some animation.
• Words featured in the video are chosen according to the words usually used on baby.
  
• After repeated use of the product, baby is expected to be able to speak, read and understand how to use the Mandarin words in the videos.
  

DVD Bundle contents:

Play Sample!	Baby Learns Chinese, DVD, level 1	Baby Learns Chinese, DVD, level 2	Baby Learns Chinese, DVD, level 3	Baby Learn Chinese, Flashcards, Simplified & Traditional Chinese, Pinyin, English
	Contents Chapter 1 Body  Chapter 2 Counting  Chapter 3 Colors & Shapes	Contents  Chapter 1 Fruits  Chapter 2 Food	Contents Chapter 1 Farm Animals  Chapter 2 Wild Animals	Contents 100 Flash Cards in:  Simplified Chinese  Traditional Chinese  Pinyin  English

 Clear Chinese pronunciation that is loud and clear with constant repetition done in full immersion.

• Chinese words flashed are big and legible for baby
• Words are pronounced loud and clear, with constant repetition for easy familiarization
• Fun and amusing images
• The songs are easy to sing-along to

History of Baby Learns Chinese

from Ms. Yama Chan, founder


"After reading the book "How to Teach your Baby to Read" by Dr. Glenn Doman, I started using the flash card method to teach my twin boys how to recognize Chinese characters and English words.  They were almost 1 year old at that time.  I found that even though my boys could not speak yet, they were able to recognize the Chinese characters after seeing them a few times.  It actually took them longer to learn English words.  I think my boys found Chinese characters easier to remember because Chinese words are inherently images.  To them, each Chinese character is, as long as the character relates to things that are familiar with in everyday life, they had no problems recognizing and reading the characters. By age 2, my boys were able to recognize about 100 Chinese characters.  They are 6 now and they love reading Chinese books.

Chinese is a very difficult language to learn and I believe that it is important for children to build a good Chinese foundation and start learning Chinese as early as possible.  The earlier children learn Chinese, the easier it is, especially in reading. As reading Chinese requires memorization, the capacity of a child to memorize is at its best when they are still babies.

I hope to bring this great learning tool to all kids  that want to learn Chinese.  With a group of dedicated parents and advice from educational professionals, we have formed a company - Chinese for Kids Limited, to develop the flash card method of learning Chinese into a DVD series with stimulating images and sound: "Baby Learns Chinese".



About the Founder, Ms. Yama Chan

Ms.  Chan brings a wealth of personal and business experience to her venture as Founder and Director of Chinese for Kids, Ltd.  She grew up in Hong Kong and has an appreciation for learning multiple languages.

- Currently Board of Governors of Bring a Book Foundation and
- Board of Directors of city Contemporary Dance Company in HongKong
- Has previously held several executive positions from Goldman Sachs, Toyota Finance and CarsDirect.com.  Also lectured Economics at University of Hong Kong
- Graduated from University of California, with a Master's in Business Administration from University of Chicago