Little Pim is a language education program for ages 0-6. They incorporate small words and phrases into cartoons that children will Love to watch! The short phrases and words allow children to learn without frustration or feeling overwhelmed! 
My children love watching Little Pim and have already started repeating the words. We watch it every couple of days and even I have picked up some new words! It is super exciting to watch them interact and have fun while they learn. We chose the Spanish DVD, but it comes in several languages! This program just makes you feel like you are providing an educational experience to your child that perhaps would not be possible without Little Pim!
The Entertainment Immersion Method® integrates the latest scientific research regarding kids’ language learning and brain development. Pimsleur Levine developed the series with leading neuroscientist Dr. April Benasich, director of the Rutgers Infancy Studies Lab.
Each of our educational DVDs has a unique, child-friendly theme, such as eating, playtime and feelings. The method teaches 360 words and phrases, providing the essential building blocks for language learning. A child only needs 500 words to be considered “conversational” in a language. Babies, toddlers and kids respond enthusiastically to Little Pim’s format, which combines animated and live-action videos.
At Little Pim, we understand how children learn, so our videos are segmented into 5-minute episodes to accommodate a young child’s attention span. Simple sentences are broken down into easy-to-understand parts and reinforced through repetition by native speakers.
Because Little Pim thinks every child deserves a chance to learn another language, (1) one of my readers will WIN a copy of your choice language below! Good Luck!!!
This review was made possible by Little Pim and I was provided a DVD of my choice to review, free of charge. All opinions are 100% mine. Please see disclosure statement for A Day in Motherhood for more information.
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i would choose spanish thanks crystal allen
Spanish, for sure.
definitely spanish
I’d choose the Spanish set :)
Spanish!
Spanish
I would choose the Spanish set.
Italian
I think Spanish or Hebrew.
Spanish
russian
It is a toss up between Spanish and Chinese… I’m conflicted on both, because Spanish is usually “King’s Spanish”, which at times is very different from Mexican dialects, which is far more practical (I know, after years of high school and college classes), and Chinese has so many dialects, I don’t want him learning random words that really have no structure.
Chinese.
I would choose the spanish
spanish
Spanish
I’d choose the Spanish
Definitely spanish
spanish! thanks! :)
I’d love Spanish. Thanks.
Spanish!
Spanish
Japanese
I would choose Spanish.
I would love the Spanish!
i would like the spanish
Spanish!
French
I’d choose the Chinese.
Spanish