Counting 1-10: Arabic Numbers: Children's Toddler DVD: Arabic Baby Einstein Arabic is Formal Fusha

Counting 1-10: Arabic Numbers: Children's Toddler DVD: Arabic Baby Einstein

Arabic Numbers 1-10: Arabic Children's DVD: Counting. A playful and interactive introduction to Arabic numbers 1-10. Exposes little ones to the concept of counting and reinforces numbers recognition through repetition, songs and our usual medley of animation, puppet skits and nursery rhymes.

Children's Arabic Toddler DVD. An original Arabic DVD series similar to Baby Einstein. Cartoon animation, music and entertainment focused on teaching Arabic to babies 6 months to 5 years of age. An absolute must for parents of young children who want to raise them fluent in Arabic.

The Little Thinking Minds team is back with their fourth film to introduce your little ones to Numbers and a solid foundation for mathematics in the future.

Cute kids, happy songs, and color animation make this film a valuable addition to your essential Arabic library.

The video contains original score composed by Arab musicians employing Arabic instruments and rhythms. LTM is similar in it's delivery to Baby Einstein Arabic. It is not a Disney product but is authentically Arab in it's design, creation, and production.

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Parents Love Them!

"As a non-Arab married to an Arab, it's is so important to me that my son learn his language and he loves this video. He squeals with delight each time I switch it on." Mother of 14 month old, London

"We have searched for years for a Children's Arabic material this good. It is well made, fun, and a great learning tool. It is so difficult to raise them fluent in Arabic outside the Middle East. THANK YOU!" - Father of 2 toddlers

"Raising my son in England I found the video very helpful in teaching him Arabic vocabulary. Videos are very enlightening and educational and I can't wait to see more of them." Mother of two and half year old

Informative and inspiring. Its really nice to see, such productions care for the Arab childs thought and imagination. Mother, The Star Mother

Finally there is something produced in Arabic for children. Mother, Jordan Times

The main objective of this video is to develop childrens Arabic speaking skills and encourage appreciation of our Arab heritage. Living Well

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Ages: Baby 6 months to Preschool 5 years

Language: Arabic. The Arabic is Formal Fusha with some colloquial levant accent (esp Palestine/Jordanian and at times Lebanese). (English Subtitles Optional) Duration: 35 Minutes