As many of you know, I receive a lot of reader mail as well as encounter a lot of questions on multiple Facebook groups/boards on the topic of Chinese for babies/kids. Recently, someone asked what Chinese books they should read to their four month old baby. Below is my video response. https://youtu.be/WNG2rL03ccM For the people who are morally opposed to watching videos, here is the gist: Stop overthinking it. Your baby is four months old. They can’t even see color yet. (Or if they can, barely.) They cannot follow plot or understand books. Chill out. Remember, Chinese picture books and baby board books are written for adults to read to their children. That sounds like a super obvious statement – but what that also means is that you need to be literate in Chinese in order to read them. So, if you can’t read Chinese characters fluidly, there is no…
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If you’re like me, you’re likely in at least a few groups on Facebook. Some of them may be private groups formed by your friends, some are based…
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Every now and then, when I escape to the world at large without my children, I get a brief moment of disconnect. A blurry few seconds of a…
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