Hi listeners! Elliot here with some exciting news! If you love Stories for Kids Lingokids Podcast, then you’re going to LOVE our new season of Growin’ Up! 🌟
Growin’ Up is all about exploring amazing careers and learning about the incredible things people do every day with our amazing hosts Emily, Luis and Maxi—from cake artist to comedian, scientist to athlete! This show has all the fun facts, and big dreams! 🚀🎨👩🔬👨🍳
Tune in to Growin’ Up wherever you listen to your podcasts and discover the many possibilities waiting for you. It’s a great way to learn, dream, and get inspired! 🌈
☀️ Parents, Inside the Lingokids app, we have 1,600+ fun, interactive activities, games, songs, and videos to help kids learn academics and modern life skills in today’s world. It’s free to try.
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