
Magbilang Tayo
"Count from 1 to 10 through the beloved farm animals of the Philippines."
📦 Available now on Amazon in 14 approved marketplaces


From a peaceful kalabaw in the rice paddy to a noisy row of tandang, Magbilang Tayo brings the warmth of a Filipino countryside morning to counting practice. Every page adds one more animal — and one more number — to say together, in Tagalog and English.
Inside the Book
Take a peek inside and discover how families learn Filipino together through stories, pictures and conversation.
Designed for Learning Together
Every Balik-Roots book is carefully designed to help families learn Filipino naturally through stories, beautiful illustrations and meaningful conversation.
Four ways this book grows little minds
A full count from isa to sampu, paced one friendly animal at a time.
Kalabaw, tandang, pato, kambing, bibe, and more — the countryside cast of Filipino childhood.
Every number word is spelled out phonetically, so counting together feels natural.
Simple prompts to keep the counting game going long after the book is closed.
Countryside
Say it together, out loud
Try asking: “Ilan ang kalabaw?” (How many carabaos?) — count together on your fingers, then repeat the number in English. Parent Talk Track Example
The details
What families are saying
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Get Book NewsCommon questions
What age is this book best for?
Magbilang Tayo is best for little ones aged 6 months to 5yo, though it's a fun refresher for older siblings too.
Do I need to speak Tagalog to read this with my child?
No — every number word includes a simple phonetic guide, and the parent talk track gives you exact phrases to say aloud.
Is this a physical book or an ebook?
Magbilang Tayo is available as a printed picture book. Digital formats may follow.
Where can I buy it?
Available now on Amazon in 14 approved marketplaces. Use Buy on Amazon above to go to your store.
Bring Magbilang Tayo
home to your family
Every copy is a bridge — between your child and the Philippines, between generations, between language and love.
