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There is finally a children’s book for your mixed-asian-race child to see him/herself in! “Nihao, Namaste Baby Kai!” allows little readers to learn Hindi and Mandarin while enjoying vibrant and cartoonish illustrations. It explores basic concepts such as numbers, colours and animals as well as cultural foods and names in Hindi and Mandarin. As an educational add-on, this book also includes both a Hindi-English dictionary and Mandarin-English dictionary that reviews the words used throughout the story. If you are looking for a book that your child can relate to or are simply looking to familiarize your child with either Hindi and/or Mandarin this is the book for you!
| Dimensions | 20.32 x 0.15 x 25.4 cm |
| Isbn 10 | 0995988005 |
| Isbn 13 | 978-0995988002 |
| Item Weight | 104 g |
| Language | English |
| Print Length | 24 pages |
| Publication Date | 15 May 2017 |
| Publisher | Namika Varma-Chang |
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Explore Different Cultures with 'Nihao, Namaste Baby Kai!'
"Nihao, Namaste Baby Kai!" is an awesome book about a kid named Kai, who has a Taiwanese dad and an Indian mom. It's a really fun and colorful book that uses both Mandarin and Hindi to teach kids about these two cultures.The story is about Kai and his family as they celebrate different traditions and foods from both Taiwan and India. The use of different languages makes it a cool way for kids to learn new words and phrases. And the illustrations are super cute and really bring the story to life!This book is great for parents and teachers who want to teach their kids about different cultures and languages. It's a perfect way to start conversations about diversity and to show kids that it's okay to come from different backgrounds. I would definitely recommend "Nihao, Namaste Baby Kai!" for kids of all ages!
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A rare find!
Our daughter is half Chinese, half Indian and we are so happy to have found this one of a kind book! She loves it and will ask for us to read it to her, together, almost every night for her bedtime book. My husband and I have also learned some phrases in Mandarin and Hindi respectively. Highly recommend for anyone looking for similar type of representation for their kids!
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