Showing posts with label your baby can read. Show all posts
Showing posts with label your baby can read. Show all posts

Friday, December 17, 2010

The recipe for success Teach your baby to read

1. Mother (or father or primary caregivers)
Parents are the best teacher, with their love and patience they could give the inspiration to their kids

2. The attitude and approach
expect learning to be fun and relax. Don't force yourself or your kids. If you feel that you or your kids don't feel like to do it, then don't do it.

3. The size and the orderliness of materials
The younger the baby, the bigger print they should use

4. Start as early as possible
the younger the child, the easier for him to learn

5. Always stop before the baby wants to stop
The child should beg for more. If the child gets tired after 5 slides, just show him 4 slides and let him hunger for more

6. No Testing
Testing is a sign of distrust and opposite of fun



Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Teach your baby to read

Glenn Doman believes that learning to read is the same skill as learning to walk and learning to talk.
Reading is also human's birthright. Therefore an opportunity should be offered as early as possible.
Glenn Doman believes that kids are too smart to bore them with individual letter, phonics and other methods.
He discovered that you can teach your kids to read in just 90 seconds a day.

Why bother to teach your baby to read?
Teaching your baby will stimulate his brain to grow. Babies' brains are developing faster in infancy than they will in later childhood.
Children learn language skills faster and easier in infancy so it's easy for them to teach them to read
Reading is fun for babies and toddlers. The window of opportunity for learning reading begins to close by age four.
Learning to read influences many other aspects in positive way

Do babies want to learn to read?
Yes, babies want to learn anything.

When to start a reading program?
Good time : 3-4 years old
Better time : 2-3 years old
Best time : 0-2 years old