[A Joyful Comma, an Exclamation Mark of Growth] Healthy Videos That Nurture Thinking: Quve
■ Mothers' Real Concerns
"I ended up showing my child another video today."
"Is it okay to just watch a video?"
"Will anything stick in my child's head?"
In our busy lives, when we need a moment of respite, we show our children videos.
We can't completely avoid media.
But the type of video we show them is crucial.
■ Videos for Just Watching vs. Videos for Thinking
With regular videos, children just watch with their eyes.
They passively absorb information.
After the video ends, not much sticks in their heads.
In Cube, the character "Evie" calls our child's name.
"OO, what will happen next?" "How will the main character feel?"
The child thinks, responds, and Evie responds in return.
It's like a mother reading a book right next to you, asking questions.
■ Why Cube is Special
- The world's first healthy video that asks questions
Intermittently call your child's name and ask questions.
When your child answers, listen and respond.
It turns passive viewing into an active conversation.
- A question system designed by a Harvard doctorate
"A child's brain grows most actively when answering questions."
Professor Kim Young-sook (Ph.D. in Education, Harvard University)
Simply watching videos doesn't stimulate the brain at all.
But asking and answering questions with Cube activates your child's brain.
- It's available in two languages: Korean and English, so your child can hear the same story in both Korean and English.
It naturally supports your child's language development from 24 months to 7 years old.
■ Perfectly suited to your child's age
STEP 1 (24 months to 3 years) Listening Exposure Story: This is the time when their ears are wide open to language.
STEP 2 (4 to 5 years) Cubi Phonics: Learn the basics of reading through play.
STEP 3 (6 to 7 years) Develop literacy with Global Reading English original books.
■ Over 3,000 great stories
• Curated by Seoul National University in five areas (language, cognition, creative thinking, emotion, and sociality)
• Award-winning works from the Bologna Children's Book Fair
• Original Caldecott Medal-winning picture books
• From traditional fairy tales to original fairy tales
■ Features that both children and parents will love
• Question-and-answer interaction
Call "OO" and ask questions, listen to your child's answers, and respond back.
• Growth Moments (Automatic Video Saving)
Save precious moments of your child's conversations with Cubi as videos so you can rewatch them anytime.
Share them with your grandparents and they'll love it!
• Monthly Growth Report
"My child learned 127 new words this month!"
View phonics achievement and AR level changes at a glance.
• Various viewing modes
Moving story, self-reading, listening mode, etc.
■ Recommended for:
• Working moms who need a break from their busy schedules
• Moms who feel guilty about showing videos
• Moms who worry about their child only passively watching videos
• Moms who worry that their child's language development seems slower than their peers
• Moms who feel uncomfortable with videos that are just for watching
"If I'm going to show my child anyway, I want to show them good videos."
You can't completely avoid media.
However, instead of passively watching videos,
create a habit of asking questions, engaging in conversations, and thinking.
■ Watch with confidence
✓ No ads
✓ Block inappropriate content
✓ Register with parental information
✓ Follow safety guidelines for toddlers
✓ Privacy protection
■ 7-day free trial
See if your child loves Cube with a 7-day free trial.
[A joyful comma, an exclamation point for growth] While your child is happily engaged,
continuously ask questions and engage in conversations to develop their thinking skills.
