What others had to say about our products!

First words - Lathitha just giggles when you show her the Tata, Mama and Makhulu cards. when you ask her who this is she looks at the card and then points at her father and says Tata and then to me, I guess she has associated the picture on the cards to us.

I loved the puzzle, there are many learning opportunities - its a flexible piece

My body- it is fun to teach and interactive.

"I was doing the Puo activity cards with Bo on Sunday. She would tell me the name and number of the animal/s in English and Sesotho. It was fun, and it is amazing how much she knows (weak on counting in Sesotho, but that will change – we also struggled :) !! When we got to the elephant I remembered a little nursery school song that goes:

Tlou ena, e na le nko

E telele hakaakang!

Ea nka toeba

Ea nka mokholutsoane

Ea li fasa sefateng"

Mpati Makoa, mother of 3 year old

"Puo is active in the early childhood learning field, preparing materials that would otherwise not be available...I think it would be good for education in our country for Puo to succeed in its endeavours."
Graeme Bloch, Education Specialist: Development Bank of Southern Africa, author of The Toxic Mix: What's wrong with South Africa's schools and how to fix it, Tafelberg Publishers

"I am based in the UK. I bought some stuff from the Puo website. They arrived on Monday. I have a 3 year old girl and a 7 year old boy. They are enjoying learning Sesotho so much. They love the cards. Funny thing is I didn't realise just how much I've lost my Sotho vocabulary! :) esp the animals! So yeah, I'm also on... a learning curve :)
Mahali, South African mum based in the UK

"Great idea!"
Anne-Marie

“The cards are brilliant!! My son can spend hours doing ‘name that thing’ so now that we’ve named everything in English we are FINALLY getting to the language aspect. Fortunately being able to translate into Setswana is proving to be quite an adventure. I highly recommend the cards for all ages. The next step is the ability to actually spell the words…but we’ll be more patient on that front.”
Otsetswe, mother of 5 years old

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