Do you pay any custom tax when ordering to malaysia??

no custom tax so far.. I heard that if u order for ur personal use/ as gifts they usually won't tax u (unless if the product is really expensive)

thanks for shring,

will try my best to tune in!

 

i list a few centres below that are famous in malaysia.. it's what I can recall from the top of my head..
you can google to find out if they have a centre closest to you..

KUMON http://my.kumonglobal.com/  for english and maths classes
ENOPI http://www.enopi.com/HowtoStart/CenterLocationsDetail.aspx?sMainVisual=3&CountryCd=0007&HMAC=DT67KDQArF44dx03a3ErmTliZD0= for maths

CMA http://www.cma2u.com for abacus
UCMAS http://www.ucmas.com/gal_comp.htm for abacus

KINDERMUSIK http://www.kindermusik-malaysia.com/locations-and-schedules.html for music
YAMAHA http://www.yamahamusic.com.my/yamahamusic/catalog/exchange/c78.html for music

hope this helps..

Hi Watie,
can you elaborate on the difference between buying through you or through the website store? since i'm in east malaysia, both option will require shipping fees I presume..

and also may i ask, what's the difference between downloading and getting the boxset?

I'm interested in getting LR & LM after hearing/reading so much about it.. and i'm still considering it..

Hi Sunshinebaby..

I'm from malaysia! and I recently just bought the Little Pim and trebellina DVDs!
I bought them all online through their websites. The DVDs came in about 1.5weeks! right on time!

no custom hassle or picking up from Sepang/LCCT required..

Dont worry.. there's always tuition my dear.. (to help out with his chinese homework) and I believe chinese tuition is easily available in msia..

I myself went through the SRK ,and my mum complemented it with private tuition..i would say it was tough!
fast forward to now, I am planning to send my son to SRJK for sure..
why? because chinese is a relatively difficult language and like you mentioned the immersion of the language will help

hi mums..

just wondering, how did you all teach your babies sign language? using DVDs? or just books?

if yes, any good recommendations?

thanks!