The method
How Petit à Petit works
Most language programmes ask you to find time. This one doesn't. It takes five moments you already run every day and plants French inside them, ten sentences at a time, so the language grows in the soil of your ordinary evenings.
The rituals carry the repetition
Playtime, mealtime, cartime, bathtime, bedtime. Each has a fixed shape, the same objects, the same sequence, the same negotiations, which means the same short script works every single day. Repetition is what acquisition runs on, and rituals produce it for free.
Native audio is the model. You are the invitation
Every French line comes with audio, so you never have to guess how it sounds. You tap it, you hear it, you say it. Your child gets accurate French pronunciation from the audio and warm, daily, imperfect French from you, and that combination is exactly what the research says works. Your accent is not the problem; La Phonique explains why.
The recast keeps it alive
Around week two your child will answer you in English, a milestone dressed up as a setback, because it means they understood every word. La Reprise is a library of what to say next, their English, your French reply, no correction, no test.
The count is the reward
No streaks, no badges, no guilt. The product counts one thing that matters: rituals shared. Miss a week, miss a month, the count waits for you. A method built for tired parents can't punish tiredness.