To further our goal to provide high quality educational material that are also relavent to our customer, we’ve added some new items to our website. The biggest change is that we now have a Simplified Chinese section, for those of you who wish to teach your children simplified version of the written language. We realize this is a continued debate within the Chinese community, and proponents of both have made convincing arguments. I think adding this catagory really helps us to round up the needs of our customers. We are also fortunate enough to find high quality paperbacks in both Simplifed Chinese and English, such as Harold and the Purple Crayon, Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?, Little Pip and the Rainbow Wish. So be sure to check out these and many other titles, your children will love to read or hear these stories!

In addition, we’ve added some great note cards, for Chinese New Year or anytime you want to send a note to that special someone. These beautiful greeting cards are created by artists who mostly reside in Tianjin, China, about 60 miles east of Beijing on the Bohai Bay.  Most of the artists never received formal art training.  Their paintings reflect their daily lives, everyday events, festival, and traditional Chinese culture.

We hope you enjoy these new additions to our product offerings, and please continue to email us with your feedback. We know we can do even better with your input. Happy New Year!

Here at My Panda Paws, we had a wonderful year.  We started this blog, and received many supports from our readers all over the world.  We started our website, which received tremendous responses from our customers, parents, and teachers. We want you to know that we couldn’t have done it without you!

We learned everything and anything including shipping, e-commerce, graphic designs, writing blogs, and much much more.  It has been a beautiful journey.  We are taking all of what we learned, and all the boo boos, and making it better tomorrow.

Happy New Year!!!  Enjoy the rest of your holidays!

P.S.  One major advantage of being Chinese, the holidays are not over until Chinese New Year.  Stay tuned, this year’s Chinese New Year is late, on Feb 14th!

Love,

Debbie and Dotty

My Panda Paws