For families looking for a fun book about shapes that captures their bitty babes’ attention and teaches them shape names and characteristics in two languages, all while celebrating Chinese culture!
Learn about shapes while celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival!
Dragon Boat Festival is a cultural summer event that both children and adults look forward to, especially for the dragon boat races. Dragon Boat Festival is a bilingual Cantonese-English book that highlights the various traditions that take place while preparing for and celebrating the festival. Children and adults alike will be delighted to discover the shapes found in commonly seen items from the Dragon Boat Festival as they turn each page. The book is full of eye-catching and simple pictures that improve observation skills, build vocabulary, and encourage reading.
Dragon Boat Festival also squeezes in extra learning opportunities and skills, such as new facts about Dragon Boat Festival, traditions and customs that take place when celebrating, as well as shapes and their characteristics in both English and Cantonese.
Parents will adore this eye-catching bilingual Cantonese-English read due to its effortless integration of Chinese culture and traditions paired with a very kid-friendly topic and festival. The simple and cute artwork is engaging for all, making learning about shapes and reading so much fun!
Meet Lulu Cheng, a wife, mom of 2 bitty babes, with her newest title - Bitty Bao Boss. Since her bitty babes were born, Lulu has worked hard to embed Chinese language and culture into everything that they do. Lulu's struggle to find cute bilingual Chinese books for her kids' bedtime soon evolved into a #bigbittydream to make Chinese board books of her own for families just like hers. She looks forward to sharing her journey of parenting, homemade Chinese teaching resources, and some late night bookmaking with you.
A firewife, mom of a wee bitty babe, and the other half of the dynamic Bitty Bao Duo - meet Lacey Benard. As an American-Born-Chinese woman, raised without the gift of Chinese as a second language, Lacey is hoping to now prioritize language acquisition for her bitty babe through bilingual books, cultural events, and their school district's Mandarin dual immersion program. Lacey can often be found in the middle of the night hand cutting tiny bits of paper into cute images for the Bitty Bao books and hopes that you enjoy seeing them come to life in the books as much as she does.