Received the wrong dvd I got a deal off of living social and my daughter requested the chinese dvd. I was very excited when the package arrived and was disappointed when I realized that I was sent a japanese dvd. When I played the dvd it was more difficult than i expected. I'm not sure if my daughter will learn any japanese at all.

Very good, but needs to be easier to navigate quickly between videos. The videos really grab the attention of my little one for a good ten minutes, if not a bit more. Which is enough for a 2.5 year old each day. But I would really like to be able to quickly jump straight to the next point in the video so that each day I am not repeating the same thing all the time, and without having to scroll through to find the point I need.

The ONLY television my son will watch is Little pim! My son has been "watching" little pim since he was about 6 months old. He is now 19 months and ONLY watches little pim. We have all six Spanish DVDs and all four of the tri-lingual books. The vocabulary integration and repetition is amazing. My whole family is learning and loving it!

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.

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.