The year is 1935 and a young Gwari girl is crushing mounds of clay to be moulded into a water jug. Painstakingly, she would go on to decorate the finished pot with symmetrical patterns, not unlike the ones carved by her ancestors 1000 years before.
Here is a small collection of Bino and Fino episodes for you to watch with your children.
We put together this wonderful list of cartoons, videos, books and sites that are dedicated to helping Yoruba parents teach their kids how to s...
2017 has been an amazing year. We are delighted to see more companies joining the movement to create more black children's media globally. In all ...
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I am happy to announce that you can now watch the Yoruba version of Bino & Fino on YouTube ! There are very few children's cartoons available...
Hey guys! Following our really popular list on fun educational content to teach kids Yoruba, we thought we'd put one together one to help parents...
I am pleased to announce that you can now watch Bino & Fino in Yoruba on Amazon .If you want your children to have more access to children's m...
Here at Bino and Fino we are always looking at creating great resource lists about products and services that will add value to your little ones. Taking some time-out we've curated a list of some of the most beautiful African inspired black dolls available for children to enjoy. Please note. This is by no means an exhaustive list, so please feel free to let us know of any other African inspired dolls we should add to the list.
Ntomb'entle Dolls
