results?

[GayaKarna]

i started my 13 month old son on the little reader program last week.... i am regretting not starting earlier... i didnt know such a thing existed:).... he is enjoying it but i was just wondering if i am too late .... and when can i expect him to start reading......any tips on hoe i can go about... currently we are having two session morning and evening and we read quite a bit thru the day.....thanks

Gaya

[Mandabplus3]

Gayakarna, you are not to late My son started at 4 and we have successes day by day.
You will get results but that shouldn't be your focus or you will stress and miss the joy. Focus on the imput rather than the output. Some kids show what they know quickly others make you wait, it is different for each child. By exposing him to all this information now you are doing wonders for his brain and ability to learn later in life. Feed his mind with all you can find that he enjoys. The results will come in time, try not to be temped to pull them from him. Your journey has just begun. 
Keep doing what you are doing, for as long as you both enjoy it.

[seastar]

Focus on the input rather than the output.

I think I'm going to adopt this as my mantra! Helps to keep things in perspective, thanks

[Mandabplus3]

Oh yes good mantra!
 Probably the wisest thing I have ever said 
I try to use it will kids of all ages and stages, it encourages me to be creative with my delivery which ensures a greater number retain the knowledge. Incidentally I found it much harder to focus on the imput rather than the out put with my first child. So I am either getting wiser or lazier 

[waterdreamer]

We also start on the late side (asl at 2, YBCR at 2, and full force reading program with LR at 4), but my son learned so much. So its better a bit late then never. I find focusing on input instead of out put very very VERY hard. Especial since my son is in the ABA program and everything must be demonstrated in order to be mastered. But I have noticed, I have only been focusing on input for music and it seems to be sticking. So I'm hoping this will help make it easier for me to get over the output stuff with my next little man.

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