Inspired by Counting with Dim Sum, share your love and appreciation for food and Chinese culture while engaging in imaginative play with this wooden toy set.
Dim sum is everyone’s favorite late-morning-to-lunchtime meal shared between family and friends. Inspired by your favorite books, our Bitty Bao Wooden Dim Sum Toy Set will engage children into imaginative play of preparing, sharing, and enjoying everyone’s favorite treat.
Parents be just as delighted as their children to get their hands on this adorable book-inspired wooden dim sum toy set to engage their little ones in activating their imagination through multicultural play!
Set Includes: 12 pieces: 2 stackable wooden steamer baskets, 1 wooden steamer lid, 2 wooden steamer papers, 1 wooden shrimp dumpling, 1 wooden steamed pork dumpling, 1 wooden lotus wrapped rice, 1 wooden egg tart, 1 wooden sesame ball, 1 wooden BBQ pork bun, 1 wooden crispy dumpling. 1 bilingual Chinese-English dim sum menu
Lacey Benard was born in and grew up in Los Angeles. From a very early age, she loved all kinds of art, especially freehand scrapbooking and cardmaking using nothing but scissors, a Sharpie, and scraps of colored paper. She spent over a decade as a classroom teacher and eventually worked her way up to a school administrator role. While on hiatus from the field of education as she started her family, the opportunity to tap into her love of papercutting cute art presented itself through the creation of Bitty Bao. She currently resides in Dana Point, CA with her husband and two children where she enjoys catching all of her children’s small moments, exploring new places, and eating yummy food.
Lulu Cheng was born in Taipei, Taiwan and moved to the United States for college. Her love of books and learning intensified as she followed her passion to become an elementary teacher in Los Angeles, California. Once having her own children, she realized how important it was to her to raise them to be bilingual and biliterate. Her passion for passing on her language and culture to her own children sparked a fire inside of her to create books and learning materials in Chinese. She currently resides in Los Angeles, CA with her husband and two children where she enjoys planning family trips, taxiing her kids to their extracurriculars, and finding the best ice cream spots around town.