Families can find more bilingual toys and Spanish versions of familiar favorites

“Like lots of toddlers, 2-year-old Timothy Smith routinely plays with toys that teach him to sing tunes, repeat simple words and count to 10.

Thats how he learned that the wet stuff in his bathtub is called agua.

Timothy’s parents want him to grow up speaking English and Spanish and appreciating his Hispanic roots. And theyre relying on bilingual toys to help.”

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