JoJo Learning

JoJo's Thanksgiving Sale is HERE!

This season, we are feeling especially grateful: JoJo Learning is celebrating 7 years of bringing the best resources to Chinese-learning families. 💛

This year, our JoJo Chinese Songs for Baby and Me musical book series has won multiple national book awards!

At JoJo, we will continue working hard to bring engaging, high-quality Chinese resources to our own children—and yours.

🎁 As a heartfelt thank-you this holiday season, we have a special gift for our JoJo community:

Get Book 1 & 2 of our award-winning musical books FREE ($49.90 value) when you spend $150 or more at www.jojolearning.com. Sale ends Dec 1, 2025.

🎶 These books are more than music—they’re a joyful, research-based way to build connection and essential language from day one. Perfect for bilingual babies, toddlers, or families just starting their Chinese journey.

📚 The full series will grow to 6 books in 2026 with 36 songs, 300 phrases, traditional Chinese folk games, and cultural fun that brings families closer together.

🛒 How to Claim Your Free Books:

-Add $150+ of your favorite books or Luka® to your cart on www.jojolearning.com

-Add Chinese Songs for Baby & Me Book 1 & Book 2 to your cart

-Enter code JOJOLOVE at checkout

🎉 The books will be FREE!
📆 Sale ends Dec 1 at midnight, or while supplies last!

Even if your baby can’t answer yet, asking simple questions builds their brain! “Do you see the cat? 你看见那只小猫了吗？” “Where’s your nose? 你的鼻子在哪里？” Then, answer the question for them using a complete, simple sentence "Your nose is right here! 你的鼻子在这里！“

Many songs in our JoJo Chinese Songs for Baby and Me, part of the JoJo Sing and Learn musical book series, include simple questions designed to spark conversations between parents and their child. Start raising bilingual children from music and conversations.

Find the multi award-winning JoJo Chinese Songs for Baby and Me books on www.jojolearning.com.

Have Fun. Build Connections. Unlock Bilingual Brains.

Monday, October 6 marks the Mid-Autumn Festival — the second biggest holiday on the lunar calendar! 🌝 In China, families are celebrating with an 8-day break filled with travel, reunions, and festive meals.

For many, this special time is all about 吃月饼 (eating mooncakes) and 赏月 (appreciating the moon). 🌕✨

Looking for ways to celebrate? Check out our blog at www.jojolearning.com
for recommended movies, books, and crafts for the festival. 🎬📚🎨

Wherever you are this Monday, may your moon be bright and your heart full of warmth and connection. 💛