French Language Learning Classes - 123 Petits Pas
                     123 Petits Pas
Learn French Together
123 Petits Pas offers a variety of online 
French programs, products, and 
workshops for parents and young children 
(ages 0 – 9 years). We aim to provide our 
participants with a fun French 
environment while offering parents the 
opportunity to take part in their child’s first 
little steps towards bilingualism. 
Through music, movement, and engaging 
activities, we ensure that both parent and 
child enjoy themselves while learning 
useful French vocabulary that can then be 
used at home on a daily basis. 
Find out more about our classes. 
When a participant surprises you by writing a blog post about 
.their experience...🥰.I 'm so thankful to our families for helping 
spread the word about our online classes- it means so so much!
Why Are Toddlers So Good At Learning New Things?
When it comes to learning, toddlers are like sponges. They soak up information and knowledge 
at an absolutely astounding rate. One minute, they are babbling and barely able to pronounce 
a few words. Then, one day, you turn around and they are speaking in full sentences. This same 
type of phenomenon exists when it comes to learning numbers, animals, colours and all sorts 
of other things.
So, just why is it that toddlers are so good at learning? There are a few reasons, and I’ve 
outlined them below.
Brain Development
One of the major reasons that toddlers are so good at learning is that their brains aren’t fully 
formed yet.  In particular, toddlers’ prefrontal cortex is not developed the same way that it is 
in adults. Now, the prefrontal cortex is where memory is stored, which is very useful for adults. 
In fact, it allows adults to remember and recognize all sorts of objects, concepts and other 
useful information. But, it also means that adult brains are less flexible and inventive relative to 
toddler brains, and this can inhibit learning.
Repeat, repeat, repeat.
Another reason that toddlers learn things at a rapid clip is that they love repetition. If you take 
your toddler to the playground, they might ask you to push them on the swings for three hours 
without getting bored. Or, they might want to go down the slide so many times that you lose 
count.
Contact 123 Petits Pas
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Merci beaucoup/ thanks very much and we look forward to supporting your 
journey towards raising bilingual children!