Thank you sooooo much for the information. Helped a lot.

I would like to know if there is any option in LR to teach the same words in other languages? Or it is a whole different story?
Sorry, if it's a silly Q., I've just tarted the free trial and it is not clear  yet. lso:for how many days do you have for how many lessons? ( I have only access for the first 9 days).
I'm asking these because my son seemed really excited when we tried it today.
Thanks

Tanikit, I enjoyed your chatty letter, that's what I needed with little details...I've been trying to do different things too. I'm home with him and I want too do as much as I could: I do singing-dancing (usually for Hungarian kids songs), play- doh and drawing "lessons" every day besides the reading and the Doman Dots Method. We read books too, go to the library for story time once a week and also a singing/rhythm class once a week. We don't really watch tv except  some you tube for reading and the YBCR or the Meet the sight words dvds. And of course I let him play alone too- I love watching him, like you said with using his imagination. These things make me really busy but he has lots of fun. And I have fun too.
Floridamom- thanks for the website, it's awesome!!! I will use it a lot! I've heard about YCCR and that will be my x-mas gift. I can't wait. I also try to find books for him in the library with just a few, but big size words and we use them. He likes books.

Thanks,
Do you think only dvds would be enough? I was thinking to start Spanish.

I need some advice....my son is 2 years old and bilingual (english/ hungarian) . It means that I speak almost only in hungarian with/to him. I use english only when i use the YBCR or read a book. My Husband speaks only english. I would like to know when I could start a third language and how. The "problem" is, that I don't speak other languages so my option would be dvds.
 

In my language (hungarian) we pronounce it harder than English. My son can't do it either yet, but I think it could be normal at age 2.  I use different rhymes to practice - sometimes I "create"new ones just for fun. He enjoyes the. I think the most important thing is to hear the proper 'r' and they will find the way sooner or later.

I don't know if there is any remedy but I remember, when I was practicing, it hurt-at the beginning. And later I guess the skin of my fingertip got used to it, and it didnt bother me anymore. I was about 6-7 when I started to learn to play on the violin.

I've just found this
http://www.kidzone.ws/dolch/kindergarten.htm

Thank you Ladies for your help, I got a lots of great ideas from you. An other question: how old are your little ones? When did you guys started the teaching process? What else (what subjects) are you guys doing with them?
Thanks again,
Stodd

I've been doing YBCR for months now with my 2 years old son. He can recognize every word and I've already gone through some new words but I feel stock as far as the next step. I always find a new book for him with short sentences in it and read it with him (for him) but I don't know if its enough. I've just started to create 2 word flash cards but I'm not good as far as the list of the words.  Can anybody help me please????????
I don't want him to loose what he already knows, or to lose his interest. I started to read Doman's book about reading hoping to find the answers, but I'd like to know about your experience also. How did it work for you guys and how did you teach your kid to read.
Thanks for your help!
Stodd

Thanks for your advice. I use the Doman method. It's been 2 days now and hopefully getting better. My son is the same with every new things: he needs a little time to get used to it. Today I want to try to let him sit in my lap instead of siiting in front of me. What do you think?
Thanks again,
stodd

I've just started to show my son the first 5 flashcards of dots. He seemed surprised. We will see what happens next time. But just yesterday I read about sbody who stopped doing the whole program because her daughter wasn't interested in it. That's why I started this topic to avoid common mistakes -if there is any-. I would appreciate every advice.
Thanks,
Stodd

Hi Everybody,
I'm Stodd and brand new here, but really happy to find you. I have an almost 2 year old boy. He is bilingual, since I'm Hungarian and that's what I use with him all the time. I started the YBCR program with him when he was about 14 month. He knows every words and love books (I'm really happy about), but I don't really know whats next. He still watches the dvd's once a day and I teach him new words too, but I'm sure he's ready for the next level.
I'm also so excited to see the math program and I'can't wait to read more about it.