Love for the Panda Bear! Little Pim is fantastic for my 4 year old daughter. We own it in Chinese, German, and Spanish. Watching videos has helped in sounds for objects and phrases. Flash cards helps in keeping the memory of the language object or color. Fun to watch with her as well.

Pre School Prep Hi, I find that even though little Pim is a good product Pre School Prep is better. I bought both, but my daughter is more engage with the PSP animations. Also, I fell that PSP is a better value for your money, for the same amount I got double the number of DVD and subject cover.

Not cheap, but my son does like them I bought a Spanish introduction set on Living Social. I thought I was getting a great deal until it saw the same thing at the same price at Toys'R'Us. These aren't the cheapest DVDs, but my son does enjoy them and hopefully he will absorb some mostly-Spanish (I've caught a bit of Pidgen Spanish/Mexican on the DVDs). I even bought the remaining 3 DVDs and some books with an email discount. Overall, the important thing is that my son enjoys watching the DVDs and any poor vocabulary can be corrected. I wish that they were a bit cheaper, or each DVD was longer.

Our kids have learnt very quickly from watching Little Pim, I am very impressed. Although our older children find it a bit young for them as it is aimed a preschool children, all of our children ranging from 2-11 have learnt a lot very quickly from watching Little Pim. The repetitive nature means the words really stick in their heads and it's great that it is a native speaker so they can get the pronunciation correct. I can't wait to see how our 2 year old progresses, I think he will definitely have an easier time learning and being fluent in a second language starting at such a young age. I just which we'd had Little Pim when our others were younger.

Not too bad. The games on the app are pretty good. The only thing that I can get frustrating is that every time she is plays one of the games, the instructions are retold. My little one can get impatient waiting for the panda to explain everything all over again every time she replays one of the games.