Monday, November 11, 2013

Travelin' Toddler Gift Guide Day 1: Little Pim and Hugg-A-Planet Giveaway


Disclosure: I received this product in exchange for my honest review.  The opinions are 100% my own and may differ from yours.


To kick off the Travelin' Toddler Gift Guide, I thought we should start with a great gift that would prepare your little one for travel anywhere and everywhere.  If you just can't wait for all the giveaways to go live, check out the rest of the gift guide here.  Little Pim Language videos are just what you need to give your child the gift of a second language.  




Children have the ability to pick up multiple languages much easier than that of adults.  In our household, Nugget is spoken to in Arabic during the day by his dad and English at night while I am home.  I am not sure how his language will evolve over time but I want to make every effort to promote his learning of both languages.  With Little Pim, we are able to watch videos that are not only helping Nugget learn but also teaching me the language he will speak with his dad.  The videos are geared around the Entertainment Immersion Method® and are separated into 5 minute segments to keep the attention of young children.  The animation or actors are helping you along the way to make learning the language easier.



You are able to choose to run the DVDs in several ways to help with the learning process.  We started with subtitles and then removed them later as we got more familiar.  What I like about Little Pim, that is different than other language learning programs I have tried is that they teach you relevant phrases.  You won't be learning about elephants jumping over pink cars here.  Where is the banana? There is the banana. Are you hungry? Let's eat a banana.  Very simple, but you are still formulating sentences.

If you are stopping at Toys R' Us on your holiday shopping, which I bet you are, Little Pim Discovery sets are available in store.  The have French, Chinese and Spanish available!



With Little Pim you will be able to learn about 360 words and phrases which gives you a great start on becoming familiar with that language.  Along with the DVDs, you can add in books, flashcards and CDs to keep the learning going where ever you may be.


Paired with the Little Pim Language DVDs is a Hugg-a-Planet Pocket Earth.  These two items would make a great gift for your little traveler.  You can teach them a new language and show them all the countries where that language is spoken.  The Hugg-a-Planet Earth is a soft globe that doubles as an educational toy and a great travel companion.  It has a hidden pocket that will hold anything small you would want in reach while traveling.   It is perfect for a plane ride to keep children occupied during play time and comfy during nap time.  




Nugget at 8 months loves to roll the Earth back and forth because it is light and soft.  Children as young as 2 are able to start learning geography!  Show them where you are traveling and ask them to recall the information.  Keep your Hugg-a-Planet on hand to reference places in the news with your children.  All around it is a great toy and gift for anyone!

Would you like to purchase this gift set?  You can get Little Pim products here.  Use coupon code LPHOLIDAY for 20% the whole website.  Head over to Hugg-a-Planet and use the coupon code NUGGET for 10% off your purchase!

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6 comments:

  1. So far they have only traveled throughout the US, but they have been to a lot of places for only being one and two! I hope to take them to many places as they get older.

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  2. The kids haven't left the country but we have traveled quite a bit in the US.

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  3. We haven't traveled beyond the US so far.

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  4. We haven't left the US and I don't know when we will. Hopefully someday!

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  5. My children have only been to Mexico so far, and at that, it was only Juarez! :( Hopefully one day they can travel with me!

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  6. My kids have never been out of the country.

    Holly Storm-Burge
    hstorm799{at}gmail{dot}com

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