Baby Tennis, like all of Tiny Tot Sports’ videos, aspires to playfully introduce babies and toddlers to sports, specifically tennis. Tiny Tot’s research has shown that watching as little as 10 minutes of videos is enough to get toddlers to begin imitating behaviors and playing actively. This stimulating and entertaining video series captures children´s interest through eye-catching shapes, colors and bouncing balls, rather than technical instruction. Children identify with the engaging characters and toddler interactions. The videos promote positive social interactions through sports by emphasizing sharing, friendship and teamwork.

Baby Tennis, like all of Tiny Tot Sports’ videos, aspires to playfully introduce babies and toddlers to sports, specifically tennis. Tiny Tot’s research has shown that watching as little as 10 minutes of videos is enough to get toddlers to begin imitating behaviors and playing actively. This stimulating and entertaining video series captures children´s interest through eye-catching shapes, colors and bouncing balls, rather than technical instruction. Children identify with the engaging characters and toddler interactions. The videos promote positive social interactions through sports by emphasizing sharing, friendship and teamwork.

Baby Tennis, like all of Tiny Tot Sports’ videos, aspires to playfully introduce babies and toddlers to sports, specifically tennis. Tiny Tot’s research has shown that watching as little as 10 minutes of videos is enough to get toddlers to begin imitating behaviors and playing actively. This stimulating and entertaining video series captures children´s interest through eye-catching shapes, colors and bouncing balls, rather than technical instruction. Children identify with the engaging characters and toddler interactions. The videos promote positive social interactions through sports by emphasizing sharing, friendship and teamwork.

Baby Tennis, like all of Tiny Tot Sports’ videos, aspires to playfully introduce babies and toddlers to sports, specifically tennis. Tiny Tot’s research has shown that watching as little as 10 minutes of videos is enough to get toddlers to begin imitating behaviors and playing actively. This stimulating and entertaining video series captures children´s interest through eye-catching shapes, colors and bouncing balls, rather than technical instruction. Children identify with the engaging characters and toddler interactions. The videos promote positive social interactions through sports by emphasizing sharing, friendship and teamwork.