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Tiny Wrist Bilingual Books
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Bilingual Vietnamese and English board books, picture books and a sing-along music book about Vietnamese rhymes, colours and festivals.
Tiny Wrist makes printed books in Vietnamese and English, side by side on every page, for families who want to keep Vietnamese in everyday reading. The range includes 10 Nursery Rhymes from Vietnam, a small counting board book with tropical fruits, The Colors of Tết and This is Tết for Lunar New Year, and The Legend of Cuội, the Man on the Moon, for the Mid-Autumn Festival. Bé Sings and Learns Vietnamese is a sound book of six children’s songs, with Northern and Southern accents and both adult and child voices. The board books look sturdy enough for small hands, and some pages give both Northern and Southern words. There are also crocheted play fruits, printable word sheets and sing-along songs on YouTube. It looks like a gentle way to share Vietnamese rhymes, songs and festivals with little ones, whether Vietnamese is a home language or a new one.
- Ages
- Babies, toddlers and young kids
- Works on
- Web browser
- Topics
- Languages, Early learning, Reading, Music
- Languages
- English, Vietnamese
- Listed
- 2026-10-22
What kids do
- Sing along to Vietnamese children’s songs
- Count tropical fruits in two languages
- Read about Tết and the Mid-Autumn Festival
- Say nursery rhymes in Vietnamese and English
Who it suits
Babies, toddlers and young kids.
Notes for parents
These are printed books sent by post, with songs and printables online. Some books mark Northern and Southern Vietnamese words, which may help families who speak one or the other at home.
What you need
- Printed book
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