You could even extend this idea to make some sort of mobile/popup playground or playhouse or play classroom! Kids get really excited about "play places" in general and I bet a skilled carpenter could create structures that would be relatively easy to assemble and take apart (there are all kinds of cool designs out there!) A volunteer could bring and assemble the set in a community place and hand out educational materials/be a resource for parents as their children play. If it were framed as a sort of event (i.e. set up for 4 hours twice a month) then it could serve as a community builder for parents to come together as well.

I think it would be so cool if there was a way that you could incorporate the community in creating these materials -- you could educate community members not only by giving them information, but by actively allowing them to participate in making the educational videos etc. Perhaps there is a way you could design the program such that there is a way for each individual community to make/record their own materials using the same information? Just a thought!

This is cool because it addresses the problem of disseminating valuable information to parents through a trustworthy, culturally-sensitive and effective medium. Good post!