Of course, if your child is going to introduce themself, they’ll need a name! Chinese names can be a lot of fun to choose, because some parts are chosen because they sound nice, and others because they have deeper meanings. Many people want to find a Chinese name that sounds like their native one, and luckily Chinese pronunciations mean that there are lots of different ways to approach this! Below are some examples of Chinese names ...

Okay, you have your name so that means you’re all set, right? Well… if you want your child to be able to do more than just point at themselves and shout their name, there are a few simple words and phrases they should learn, and a question or two they should be able to answer. If it sounds like a lot, don’t worry! We’re keeping it as simple as possible today, so your child will be able to answer when someone asks their name, their age, and where they’re from. How to say it?

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