You sit down, ready to help with your child’s Chinese homework…
But within seconds, you’re staring blankly at the page thinking, “What even is this?” 😳
It really does feel like a foreign language—because it is.
And there it is again…
That sinking, helpless feeling.
Your child is struggling, but you don’t know how to guide them. Not because you don’t care, but because you don’t speak the subject they’re learning. 💔
Sound familiar?
❓ Do you want to support your child but feel lost yourself?
❓ Do you worry their struggles in Chinese are pulling down their confidence?
❓ Do you wish someone could just show them a clear, manageable way to improve?
If your heart is saying “yes”… please know this:
You’re not alone—and your child absolutely can succeed.
They don’t need you to be a language expert.
They need a simple, consistent method they can follow on their own—one that builds confidence little by little.
That’s why I created a vocabulary book that teaches 3 words a day, using easy-to-understand nouns instead of confusing character lists.
In just one month, they’ll know 90 words—enough to start understanding their textbook! 📘
And by 3 months, they’ve got enough vocabulary to handle topical revision with some coaching.
It’s not about perfection—it’s about progress.
And once they start to read their textbook with confidence, Chinese no longer feels like a mountain they can’t climb.
So even if you can’t read every word with them, you can still give them the tools to win this battle—step by step. 💪✨