While your little one’s senses were fully developed a long time ago, the way he processes the information his body receives is still changing. In fact, he’s losing his ability to recognize phonemes (the building blocks of spoken words) from languages other than those spoken regularly at home. Letting him hear another spoken language on a regular basis (listen to a French radio station) might slow this process down and could make it easier for him to learn other languages later in life.
EDUCATIONAL PLAY: Learn the alphabet from A to Z in sign language! These multi-functional letter tiles encourage children to learn all 26 letters ...
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This 26 piece Braille Alphabet set can be played 2 sided, one upper case, another one lower case. Each piece has a Braille symbol that represents ...
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Add variety to your knowledge of numbers with this sign language number set! The 10-piece set features impressed numbers, counting dots, and Ameri...
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Happy New Year from all of us at Bright Bean! 🎉 As we step into 2025, it’s the perfect opportunity to embrace fresh starts, set new goals, and, of course, make more time for play. We're here to help...
Hello, November! As the weather cools down, it’s the perfect time to get cozy and enjoy indoor play with your little ones. This month, we're all about sparking creativity and bringing in the seasonal spirit with toys and activities that...
