Education / 12 May, 2020 / Christina Walter
As parents, we all want the best for our little ones-especially when it comes to their learning and development. But between busy schedules, budgeting for essentials, and finding quality educational resources, it can sometimes feel like a juggling act. What if you could support your child’s literacy journey and earn free products-plus a little extra income-all from the comfort of your home?
That’s exactly what Mrs Wordsmith’s Literacy Champions ambassador programme offers, and it’s a fantastic opportunity for parents in the MyBaba community to get involved.
Mrs Wordsmith, known for its award-winning educational products designed to make learning fun and effective, has created the Literacy Champions programme to bring passionate parents and educators together. As a Literacy Champion, you’ll:
Since launching in March 2025, we’ve already given out over $300 in cash rewards and more than $1,000 in gift card rewards to our Literacy Champions!

The programme is designed with busy parents in mind, offering flexible ways to earn rewards and money, such as:
The more you engage, the more you earn! Whether you have a few minutes during nap time or a weekend afternoon free, you can fit Literacy Champions into your routine.
As a trusted community for parenting advice and support, MyBaba understands the importance of quality educational tools that fit into family life. Here’s why the Literacy Champions programme is a perfect match:
If you’re passionate about literacy and want to turn that passion into rewards, Mrs Wordsmith’s Literacy Champions programme is waiting for you. Signing up is quick and easy-and you’ll immediately start receiving exclusive perks and earning opportunities.
Don’t miss out! Free product allocations are limited each month, so jump in now and start making a difference in your child’s learning journey while earning rewards that work for your family.
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