Little Bunny
The "Little Bunny" brand began with small picture books about the life of a family of rabbits. Later, a particularly successful series of activity books for children aged 2 and up was launched, and in 2017, the magazine "Little Bunny" was born, which is currently successfully published in 8 countries.
- The "Little Bunny" book series (2+). By solving the books in this series, children develop their skills, learn new things, and have fun. Different topics help them focus their attention on a specific topic. For example, NUMBERS, COLOURS, WHAT TO BE, FAMILY, HOLIDAYS, WEATHER, BEAT THE VIRUS, etc. All books come with stickers that are easy for children to stick on themselves.
- Brain exercises. 100 activities 3+ and 4+. These books are among the best-selling. 100 interesting and engaging activities encourage your little one to learn and improve. The tasks, compiled by early education specialists, are designed to satisfy a three-year-old's desire to see and experience the world as quickly as possible.
- Reusable books with markers: Little Bunny Write, Wipe-Clean, Repeat. GAMES. They help children learn, develop their fine motor skills, and, most importantly, not be afraid to make mistakes.
- Fairy tales. In each book, you will find three funny stories about how Little Bunny gets to know his home environment, learns proper behavior, feels sad and happy, dreams and loves, and learns colours.
"Little Bunny" magazine is intended for readers aged 3-5.
The main character of Little Bunny magazine is a rabbit of the same age as the readers. He is a cute, cheerful, witty, curious, and sometimes childishly capricious character who easily becomes a friend to children. He encourages children to learn and helps them complete tasks. Little Bunny lives with his grandparents, parents, older sister, and younger brother. This allows the creation of various situations familiar to readers and the resolution of familiar problems.
"Little Bunny" is a family magazine. Parents can find hints on what to ask their little magazine readers, how to do tasks correctly, and other useful educational advice.
The magazine promotes values such as family, love, comfort, and playful education.
By completing the tasks in "Little Bunny" magazine, children aged 3-5 develop:
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Independence;
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Fine motor skills;
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Attention span;
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Logical thinking;
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Self-confidence.
"Little Bunny" encourages children to talk, communicate, pursue goals, and most importantly, have fun and spend quality time with their families. Each page features a charming story from a child's everyday life in their familiar surroundings.
