About Us

Introducing the Farsi/Dari Alphabets Write and Wipe Book, a heartfelt initiative by a dedicated Afghan mother raising two kids in the West. We understand the challenges faced by parents in preserving their native language while nurturing their children in a foreign environment. When I embarked on the journey to teach my own kids Farsi, aged 4 and 3, I struggled to find suitable educational resources. I realized that children thrive and learn best when engaged in interactive and enjoyable educational activities. Witnessing my children’s eagerness to learn, I was inspired to create a captivating Farsi alphabets book designed specifically for children.

Our Write and Wipe book is truly innovative—it is the world’s FIRST dry-erase book for learning Farsi alphabets. This unique product includes a black dry-erase marker, enabling your children to explore Farsi alphabets and basic words in an interactive manner. The book’s captivating illustrations have been skillfully crafted and copyrighted by Effat Hussaini, a talented Afghan woman graphic designer based in Afghanistan.

By purchasing our book, you actively contribute to the preservation of our native language. Together, we can ensure that Farsi/Dari continues to thrive in the hearts and minds of future generations.

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Testimonial

Our customers write about our book

“I love this little write and wipe Farsi book so much! As a mother I always think about ways to teach my kids about our native culture and language. This book makes it fun and easy for the kids to learn Farsi/Dari alphabets and basic words. This book helps my daughter learn writing, and reading Farsi alphabet. She enjoys writing and repeating “alef” over and over! Over all a great initiative and a great start for the bilingual kids to learn Farsi/Dari.”

SR

“I’m excited to add this alphabet book to my English and Dari children’s library! It’s nice to have an beginner’s literacy book in Dari versus Farsi which has some vocabulary differences for young children. It’s a fun way to help children to become literate from a young age, especially those who have Dari as a home language but live outside of Afghanistan.”

Hannah Cooper

“It’s sooo helpful for my 5 years old son, he is learning his mother tongue alphabet quickly and easily- thank you”

Frough Kaifer

“ I wish I can add more stars ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ So thankful and really appreciate the creative mind of this activity book. I ordered this for my 5 years old and 10 years (first time practicing Dari alphabets). Easy to trace letters and words. Highly recommended for all parents who want their kids to learn Dari.”

MG