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@daemon actually most Dr. Seuss books have been translated into other languages! The quality varies but I own a bunch in Spanish and Mandarin, and Green Eggs and Ham in about 6 languages.

@daemon Yes! I got a few proper translations from our library or from youtube videos of people reading the books. Others I translated or my husband helped. The rhyming ones I mostly haven't bothered with unless there's a rhyming translation. Anyway if you're interested in the transparent...

@alearose It took some time, but I wrote Spanish translations in a lot of our favorite books using transparent post-it notes! Helps me be consistent with the translation instead of doing it on the fly

@ghag17 in addition to the Bao Bao books, I bought a few translations years ago when I lived in China (the very hungry caterpillar, etc.) and a few fairy tales in Chinese (from the supermarket; those are nice because they have pinyin)

@ghag17 I have basically just read the few kids books we have to him. Spanish is my priority, unfortunately - but I'm hoping it's enough to give him a bit of an ear and the ability to pronounce some of the more different sounds. And someday I hope he'll express interest and we could learn some...

@ghag17 The Bao Bao learns Chinese books are quite good. The quality is really good, and they include half translations of English songs and half Chinese songs (all in Chinese) with characters, pinyin, and a rough English translation. We have all three and my 3yo can sing a few songs (we live in...