Pickney Dem | Short & Funny Jamaican Stories for Kids & Parents
Pickney Dem
1 episodes
7 months ago
Pickney Dem specialises in West Indian Children Short Stories. The target audience are for children age ranging from 5 to 10-year-old kids of West Indian/Jamaican roots including parents all cultures that understands Jamaican Patois. The humour stems from our old Jamaican upbringing where children were brought up on similar stories that were often told in schools, at home or found in the children story books. The term Pickney is a term long used by West Indians/Jamaicans to describe young ones or children. The series of these stories are also enjoyable to parents and elders.
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Pickney Dem specialises in West Indian Children Short Stories. The target audience are for children age ranging from 5 to 10-year-old kids of West Indian/Jamaican roots including parents all cultures that understands Jamaican Patois. The humour stems from our old Jamaican upbringing where children were brought up on similar stories that were often told in schools, at home or found in the children story books. The term Pickney is a term long used by West Indians/Jamaicans to describe young ones or children. The series of these stories are also enjoyable to parents and elders.
Pickney Dem | Short & Funny Jamaican Stories for Kids & Parents
Pickney Dem specialises in West Indian Children Short Stories. The target audience are for children age ranging from 5 to 10-year-old kids of West Indian/Jamaican roots including parents all cultures that understands Jamaican Patois. The humour stems from our old Jamaican upbringing where children were brought up on similar stories that were often told in schools, at home or found in the children story books. The term Pickney is a term long used by West Indians/Jamaicans to describe young ones or children. The series of these stories are also enjoyable to parents and elders.
