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I know life has its twists and turns, but where do you expect to be in 10 years? Where will you be living? What will you be doing? Will you have more children?

In 10 years I'll be nearly 35!!

I'm in a local MOPS group. Twice a month we take our kids and they all go in rooms by age to play games and do crafts. While they're being babysat, the moms eat a delicious meal and play games (like BUNCO). This is a FABULOUS time for me!!

You stimulate vision by causing the eyes to dialate and contract.

We go in a completely dark closet and turn the lights on and off. I have a little song I sing while I do it. Remember--the more stimulation, the faster a child can progress. The lights on and off causes his pupils to dilate and contract and helps his vision.

We do this 10x/day.

So, what do you think you see in your baby, 3 months down the line, that is a result of doing these things? I'm really interested to see what difference it makes, especially the tummy time and crawling track!

I can say that my first son (who I also did the track with) was crawling on hands and knees at 4.5 months whereas the average in the United States is around 7 months (and not crawling at all is common, too).

Congrats on the new baby! I hear that going from 2-3 is the hardest transition for a parent, so the best of luck!!!

Hello,

I'm Brandi (texaslady22) and I'm the mom to two wonderful boys--Timothy (3) and Samuel (5 weeks).

We're following How Smart is Your Baby with our little Samuel and Timothy got the benefit of math dots, words, and thousands of Bits of Intelligence! We're thrilled to get to do it all again with our new little guy!!!

My little guy is in the 2010 birth club--he was born Feb 2nd, 2010 and he'll be 6 weeks old on Tuesday!!

We've been enjoying him so much. He's had some problems, but we're working through them as much as we can. We're so blessed by God to have a wonderful family!

This is very exciting news--I'm thrilled to hear it!

We are!! We are!!

Our little guy is 5 weeks old today and we're doing How Smart is Your Baby with him.

I made a TON of homemade Bits.

I used 8.5 x 11 cardstock because it was so much less expensive.

Mostly, I went to the used bookstore and bought art books, science books, etc and cut and pasted. Then I did laminate them using laminating sleeves.

You can see a picture of some of my homemade Bits here. I enjoyed making them. http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_wGfTgMP9nBw/Rl8dOBmE8zI/AAAAAAAAAhI/flliZejyx_0/s1600-h/DSCI0145.JPG

Let me know if you have any questions!

I currently have a blog, http://domaninspiredparenting.blogspot.com, with a very good number of loyal readers!! I appreciate them so much.

On this blog, I've shared our experiences teaching our son, Timothy, using the Glenn Doman methods. Now we have a 3-week-old baby and we're starting over. I do product reviews, tell of our experiences, and have links for resoruces...not to mention pictures of my cute kids 

I'm starting to do product reviews more often on our blog and I'm wondering if I should start a website. I think I'd keep the same name (domaninspiredparenting.com) but I'm not sure what's involved in building a website, or if people would even like it. Should I just keep the blog? I don't know!!

Can someone give me advice??

I used it throughout my pregnancy with my son. He was born 6 weeks early. They said he would need to spend over a month in NICU and he got out in 2 weeks. He was crawling across the room at 4.5 months. He had some problems, but I think without BabyPlus he may have had more.

I'm due any day now and I've used BabyPlus again this pregnancy. I can't guarantee it helps, but at least it gives the baby SOMETHING to do and the claims make sense. So I'm using it--can't hurt!!

I have a blog at blogger.com/ I can upload videos and pictures, but I'm fairly certain there's not a way to upload documents at all.

I like how easy it is!!

I don't think that has anything to do with perfect pitch, probably. People with perfect pitch probably grew up in loud, musical households where noise is a given. Silence would be distracting.

I wrote my entire dissertation with the television on for background noise. Silence really bothers me--I need nosie all the time. I don't, however, have perfect pitch but my father is a musician and my house was loud growing up.

That's not an impediment, though--who cares? I do quiet work with noise in the background.