Get Discounts on Little Pim Products!

[Lappy]

Hi everyone!

Little Pim is now a partner of BrillKids!  

We are now offering 15% and 25% Off Discount Coupons from Little Pim at the Product Offers section in the BrillKids site, which you can use get valuable savings when purchasing from their online store.    

Give Your Kids The Gift Of Language With Little Pim!

Scientific research confirms the benefit of introducing your children to a second language before the age of 5. Now there is an easy, fun, and affordable method specifically designed for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers: Little Pim.



Little Pim is a fun award-winning foreign language immersion DVD series created by filmmaker and mother, Julia Pimsleur Levine, daughter of Dr. Paul Pimsleur, creator of the best-selling foreign language learning method.

There are several brands on the market to teach foreign language to children, but Little Pim is unique in its focus on babies, toddlers and preschoolers; its high quality entertainment, and its breadth of languages.

Little Pim is currently available in seven languages: French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian, Hebrew, Japanese and English/ESL for Spanish Speakers.



   And be sure to check out our other Partner Coupons, offered by Cristofori, Wink to Learn, Right Brain Kids and Signing Time. We are especially proud to provide you with these offers, and we are looking forward to adding more discounts and promotions from our partners.

And if you or someone you know is interested in partnering with us in this way, do let us know by contacting us here.

Enjoy the new discounts, and to everyone, happy learning!

Lappy 

[JPimsleurLevine]

Hi moms! I am proud that Little Pim is a new partner of Brill Kids - many thanks to Brill Kids and thank you all for your great emails and stories about your little ones and their foreign language learning adventures. I hope you'll enjoy learning French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese or the language of your choice with your kids as much as I have with mine (four years old and fourteen months old today!). I will try answer any questions you may have in this forum. Take care and à bientôt! - Julia Pimsleur Levine

[LDSMom]

We just bought Little Pim - Spanish version and L-O-V-E it!  My 19 month old absolutely adores the Panda!  I've been playing Spanish music for my kid since he was a baby and I think this video is crucial in helping him to understand what the words mean (Since neither my husband nor I speak it). I also love the fact that they put the actual words up on the screen so you can see what they look like along with what they sound like and the picture/video of what they are. Well done!!

[LDSMom]

Oh also, I was going to ask - do you have any plans for making another set of videos? Perhaps for kids who may be older or who have learned the words/concepts in the first 3?  Just curious.. :o)

Heidi

[rose08]

This is great news. I have been wanting to buy little pim for a while now. I think this will be the motivation i needed to actually buy it.
Thanks

[JPimsleurLevine]

Hello Heide,
Thanks for asking - we do have plans to make DVDs 4,5 and 6 but not for another few months. However, we are coming out with Flash Cards in French and Spanish and CDs in the same languages this summer. I just blogged about the new CDs on our site and put up a clip of one of the Spanish songs if you want to check it out... just go to our web site and click on BLOG.
take care!
Julia

[Jandy]

Hi Lappy,

I want to buy it, but, will they ship to China?

Thanks,
Jandy

[purplefungi]

Awesome! I was so excited to see this thread pop up! We are currently borrowing Little Pim Chinese from our local library. We have watched it two times. The first time that we watched it, we didn't have the English subtitles on. It was good just to hear the sounds of the language. The second time that we watched it, I turned the subtitles on (for my sake). It was cool to be able to see the meanings of the words. Because of Little Reader, we already knew the words for cat and dog so it was neat to see them used in a sentence.

I liked the Chinese speaker's voice. It is very soft and soothing. The pictures were very bright and clear. I loved seeing all the Chinese characters. I also liked that the words that are introduced are those that are familiar to what a child would actually use (in the USA that is).

Above all, my two-year-old was glued to the screen. He even put down his cars for a while. I have been listening to Pimsleur Japanese on my trip to work and school, and he finds it funny to hear mommy speak Japanese. He giggles every time I say "nihongoga."

Is there a Little Pim German comming any time in the future? Just wondering!

[LDSMom]

Julia,

Thanks for letting me know about the CD's! I loved the demo song, it was so beautiful! Can't wait to order it!

About the flashcards, I am very interested. Do you or does anyone have any advice on if it's ok to teach reading for two languages at the same time?  Or should you wait until they've learned reading in their native language and then introduce reading in the second?

Thanks,
Heidi

[Kimba15]

Hi,

I was wondering do you have any tips for parents to encourage fluency in another language? Also do have any tips for parents trying to learn another language along with their kids?

[Nikolett]

A question to JPimsleurLevine
Is Russian on the list of languages to be added in near future?

[hypatia]

I ordered 3 Little Pim DVDs (Mandarin) a few days ago and they've just arrived.
My first impression is that this method is brilliant. No translation, a nice music, a soothing voice, and the key words are incorporated into sentences.
In 15 mn (which is all my baby and i watched so far), so many things were covered!

I recently purchased the DVD of another method (for about the same price), Bao Bei, and all my baby got out of it were 5 numbers and 4 fruits, which for me is a rip-off.

Great work little Pim, I'll be buying your Japanese kit soon!

[JPimsleurLevine]

Awesome! I was so excited to see this thread pop up! We are currently borrowing Little Pim Chinese from our local library. We have watched it two times. The first time that we watched it, we didn't have the English subtitles on. It was good just to hear the sounds of the language. The second time that we watched it, I turned the subtitles on (for my sake). It was cool to be able to see the meanings of the words. Because of Little Reader, we already new the words for cat and dog so it was neat to see them used in a sentence.

I liked the Chinese speaker's voice. It is very soft and soothing. The pictures were very bright and clear. I loved seeing all the Chinese characters. I also liked that the words that are introduced are those that are familiar to what a child would actually use (in the USA that is).

Above all, my two-year-old was glued to the screen. He even put down his cars for a while. I have been listening to Pimsleur Japanese on my trip to work and school, and he finds it funny to hear mommy speak Japanese. He giggles every time I say "nihongoga."

Is there a Little Pim German comming any time in the future? Just wondering!

I am so glad you are enjoying Little Pim - German will be one of our very next languages! Please sign up for our newsletter on our home page and we'll keep you posted. Enjoy Chinese in the meantime and language learning with your son.

[JPimsleurLevine]

Oh also, I was going to ask - do you have any plans for making another set of videos? Perhaps for kids who may be older or who have learned the words/concepts in the first 3?  Just curious.. :o)

Heidi

I ordered 3 Little Pim DVDs (Mandarin) a few days ago and they've just arrived.
My first impression is that this method is brilliant. No translation, a nice music, a soothing voice, and the key words are incorporated into sentences.
In 15 mn (which is all my baby and i watched so far), so many things were covered!

I recently purchased the DVD of another method (for about the same price), Bao Bei, and all my baby got out of it were 5 numbers and 4 fruits, which for me is a rip-off.

Great work little Pim, I'll be buying your Japanese kit soon!

Yes, it is! Please sign up for our newsletter on our home page and you'll be kept posted of all our new developments. So glad you like Little Pim, it was made with love for my own son! As for your question about DVDs for older kids, we think it's important to meet kids where they are at, and for little ones, the DVD format is perfect. Older kids tend to be on the computer, and we are working on interactive games for older kids... We'll keep you posted!

[JPimsleurLevine]

Hello Everyone
A question that keeps coming up is what are the next languages? We are working on German, Russian and a third language TBD. If you have requests, please send them in, we keep track of all of them and will try to meet whatever is the most popular!
Thanks for the great comments and questions about the Little Pim series. If you want to sample a different language than the one you have, you can go to the home page of our web site for 45 second clips or search Little Pim on You Tube for 5 minute episodes in each language.
best,
Julia


 

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