
Kukucs Box - A Hungarian Bilingual Subscription Box for Children
About this episode
On this episode of the Hungarian Heritage podcast, I will be speaking with Ildiko Wardlaw. She is the creator and owner of Kukucs Box, a Hungarian language learning subscription box for young children. We will discuss the inspiration for Ildi’s journey from Hungary to Scotland, her personal English language learning experience, and her efforts to teach her children to be bilingual, which led to her creating the Kukucs Box subscription program. You will see that the Kukucs Box subscription has lots of surprises and opportunities, not only the bilingual child or grandchild you are trying to raise, but for the parents and grandparents, too. Stay tuned to hear all about this language learning opportunity, and that’s not all, we also have a surprise announcement for our listeners at the end of the episode, so make sure you stay tuned in until the end. Below, you will also find how you can connect with Ildi Wardlaw on all of her social media platforms, and for information on how you can purchase a subscription to Kukucs Box on her website The podcast social media is also listed below for information about how you can enter to win a free one month Kukucs Box subscription. We will be giving away three subscriptions, so be sure to check both of our social medias for contest rules and entry dates.
Connect with Ildi Wardlaw at Kukucs Box
Website: www.kukucsbox.com
You can also purchase a Kukucs Box subscription and email Ildi directly on the website.
Instagram: @Kukucsbox
Facebook: Kukucs Box
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