#learnchineseforkids

[kinannatalirace]

Any other parents here struggling with Pinyin at home? 😅 We realised that for younger kids, it’s not about drills—it’s about making it fun and part of playtime.

If your little one is just starting to learn Pinyin for kids, I found this curriculum super helpful. It’s theme-based, so they connect sounds with stories and activities instead of memorising random letters.

[kinannatalirace]

I used to think my kid didn’t like Mandarin… until I realised it wasn’t the language, it was the way it was taught. Once we found a class that treated learning like playtime (with songs, stories, and roleplay), everything clicked.

If you're in the same boat—especially if you're worried about your child falling behind in school Chinese—try looking for a course that puts fun first. Here’s one that worked for us: https://elitekid.com.sg/fun-chinese-courses-for-kids/panda-chinese/