Celebrating 5 years! Anniversary Sale at Little Seouls!

Fall Sale at Little Seouls

Use this coupon code to get Korean baby items, toys, books, hanboks, games at LittleSeouls.com!

Children's Day Sale!

LG Prime Playmats On Sale!

Perfect for your child to learn to walk or play as the thickness is ideal for crawling, playing and first time walkers. Mats are tested and proven to be free from any toxic materials including: Pb, Ba, Cd, Hg, Cr.

SALE ENDS SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 2012!

Get them while supplies last!

Go to www.littleseouls.com/category_137/LG-Prime.htm

Pororo Hangul Writing Tablet

We get so excited when new Hangul toys are available to our customers! Here is our newest product, the Pororo Hangul Writing Tablet. It teaches your child the Korean alphabet, ABCs and has songs for your child to listen to.

Here's a clip we found of the product for you to see in action.

click here.

Pororo Party Supplies

Have you checked out Little Seouls Party? We have recently added Pororo Party Supplies!

Here's the link to Little Seouls Party - http://littleseoulsparty.com/item_442/Pororo-Party-Pack-for-6.htm

Pororo Coloring Pages Downloads

Here are some free Pororo Coloring pages that you can download! Click here for the link to pororo.net!

New Pororo Category Added

To make your shopping experience easier, we have recently added a Pororo category on our website at www.littleseouls.com! Come check it out and see some of the new products we added! We have Pororo stuffed dolls, tables, bento/dosiraks, computers, and much more! Click here.

Children's Day Giveway Contest on Facebook!

Giveaway time! To celebrate Children's Day in Korea on May 5th, we decided to do a dosirak giveway contest. Children's Day is a big deal in Korea as children get taken out to a day of fun and get lavished with gifts! Making a special dosirak can be part of the fun!

To enter the contest, just post on the Little Seouls Fan Page wall a description of your child's favorite meal. If you can share the recipe and... a photo of the actual meal even better! Thought this would be a fun way for everyone to get new menu ideas! Winner to be selected next Friday, April 23rd so plenty of time to enter. Prize will be a Pororo Dosirak either in blue or pink (you choose).

New Pororo Chopsticks Crong and Petty!

Just added! Get Pororo's friends, Crong and Petty Training Chopsticks! Comes also in chopstick, spoon and pouch set.

Happy Birthday Korean Rice Cakes

A fun twist to traditional Korean duk (rice cakes). Here are some Korean rice cakes designed in Pororo and Hello Kitty. Sorry, I don't know who makes them here in the U.S but it doesn't hurt to ask your Korean baker! These were made by a bakery in Korea called Song Pa Duk House.

Pororo Wall Stickers for Party Decoration

These wall stickers are removable and are perfect to use to decorate a Pororo theme Birthday party! Or be used to decorate a play room or bedroom! Now available at Little Seouls!

Pororo Theme Dohl Board

Does your child like Pororo and Friends? Look at what a Korean mommy did for her child's Doljabi Board!

Learn Colors with Pororo

야후 ! 꾸러기 동요
	무지개< /font> 빨! 빨! 빨! 빨! 빨강색 소방차가 달려갑니다~ 애앵~애애애앵~ 애애..

Learn Numbers with Pororo

야후 ! 꾸러기 동요
	숫자놀이< /font> 1하면 하나.백곰한마리가 노래하지요.(랄랄랄라 랄랄라)2하면 둘.여..

Training Chopsticks for Kids

Below is a clip of my 2 year old daughter using Edison's Training Chopsticks. It is so simple to use that a two year old can pick up a soybean with it!

"Edison Chopsticks are patented education products that enable children aged 2 and older with the wrong posture to immediately learn the principles of using them.
Also, they are new-concept kitchen utensils to help children to get used to using chopsticks in an easy and fun way, and develop finger motion which is impossible with forks, as well as concentration, focus, and intellect."

You can purchase them by going to our store's link here.

Just in time for Christmas! Lots of new products at Little Seouls! Here are just a few...

Just in time for Christmas! New products at Little Seouls!

We just added and will be adding lots of new products just in time for Christmas! Here are some that are available now! Supply limited! If you have any suggestions, please email us at info@littleseouls.com.

Choi Jong Il, creator of Pororo

Jae-Hyun Kim for TIME

Pororo

By Jennifer Veale

DREAMER There was a time when it was awfully hard for South Korean preschoolers to see Korean TV. The big winners on the local channels for the very young demographic were English-language shows like Teletubbies and Dora the Explorer--hits, sure, but imported ones. It took Choi Jong Il, 44, creator of Pororo the Little Penguin, to change all that.

Pororo first appeared on Korean TV in 2003, and kids immediately swooned. The lead character is a 3-D penguin who lives with six animal friends on a snowy island with no adults in sight. Unlike most kids' shows, which are vague about the characters' ages, this one makes clear that Pororo is 4--putting him squarely in his viewership's developmental playgroup. And Pororo, like the kids who watch him, has a rich fantasy life. In this case, that means he dreams of flying--and wears an aviator hat and goggles to prove it.

Choi, the CEO of Iconix Entertainment, writes all the scenes himself from his office in downtown Seoul and says he got his inspiration for the show by watching his then 1-year-old daughter at play with her 4-year-old brother. "One minute they have all these differences. The next minute, everything is resolved," he says. Rather than push moral instruction on his audience, Choi gives his characters the freedom simply to play and learn.

Pororo has expanded well beyond South Korea in just four years and is now seen in 80 countries, its characters adorning everything from diapers to dishes. Still, it is the success at home that may be most surprising, since the show is not about learning ABCs--which is what Korean moms, eager to give their kids a leg up in the country's ferociously competitive education system, usually want. Choi's next big goal is getting a piece of the lucrative but highly competitive market in the U.S., where kids still do not know about Pororo and his playmates. If history is an indicator, they will soon.

Pororo Dosirak