Children's Day Sale!

Winners for Calendar Giveaway

 Winners are Jean Hong, Beth Earl, Kathleen Carden Duda, Vanessa Alvarez-Biver and Ann Lee.  Please email us at info@littleseouls.com to claim your prize!

Children's Day Giveaway!

Will you be celebrating Children's Day next month? Children's Day, a national holiday in Korea, is celebrated on May 5. Children's Day is like Christmas over there, as children are given gifts and treated to a day of fun to places like amusement parks, zoos, museums, festivals and the like . The day was originally created by Children's author, Pang Jeong Hwan, as a way to honor children as he believed they are the future of the nation.

In honor of this day, we will be giving away 5 calendars! To enter, all you have to do is "like" our post on Facebook regarding the giveaway. If you don't have a Facebook account, you can comment on our blog saying you "like the contest."

Five Winners will be randomly chosen on Wednesday, April 25, 2012.

Korean sound books

Over the course of the year, we have added several sound books to our stock. Many of us do not speak or write Korean well, so these sound books are perfect to share your child's Korean language through sound!

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

Instructions on How to Wear a Traditional Korean Podaegi

It can be very confusing when trying to figure out how to wrap a podaegi, a Korean traditional blanket carrier. Here are some basic instructions below:

Lay your podaegi on a sofa and place your infant on the center of the podaegi. Make sure the podaegi goes all the way up to the base of the baby's neck.

Sit down in front of your baby and pull the straps of the podaegi in front of you with your child carefully positioned inside the podaegi. Make sure you hold your baby's bottom at all times until your podaegi is completely tied and ready to use.

While holding the podaegi straps in front of you with one hand and your other hand holding your baby's bottom, lean over and make sure your baby is in a good, safe comfortable position. Place your baby high on your back.

Cross the straps across your chest at your armpit level and then move the straps securely under your baby's bottom. (Remember to keep your back in a leaning position until the straps are under your baby's bottom.)

Lastly, pull the straps in front of you and securely tie them around your waist.

Please follow the directions carefully in order to avoid potential harm to your baby if your podaegi is not positioned carefully.

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.