hehe really nice idea, i will try the rattle ball swap game today

Seems a lovely game! as KL says its a great find!
I will be downloading the demo to try it out at home since i have a wacom tablet to play with this 

What do you think? what was your experience in teaching, estimulating your child to walk?
Since Matheo is encouraged to gain experience on floor as much as possible, and since his ability to crawl/creep has improved a lot... this question arouse in me.
I remeber Glenn Doman, saying in "How smart is your baby" that baby walkers must be avoided since they're not beneficial in the early child development.

According to my parents sayings i used to use a babywalker, and by 8 months old i was walking by then... so when they asked me if i'll buy one for Matheo i said "no", that i will stick to the instutes profile of develompment but i would like some oppions, suggestions from you, what do you think?

Watching our familys albums, Matheo looks very much to his mother at his present age, but you will always find people that tells you that your baby looks a lot to you, to your couple or that hi has a good mixture of both. it's a classic 

With my wife, for auditive estimulation we talked and we sang a lot to him, i often telled him fairy tales. Listened classical music (Mozart, beethoven,Tchaikovsky, etc) also we used to dance to the music rythm to estimulate the vestibular system.

Lying in bed from time to time my wife turn over one side so he must acomodote in the womb.

At week 34 we started to estimulate him brifly with a flashlight, always telling him "this is light, you must not be afraid, daddy and mommy are here and love you, light is good.. etc"

Before sleeping i used to put my hand over my wife belly to felt him move (he was very very active at night), i always talked to him mentally, sending him all my love with my thoughts, it was inevitable that some tears run out of me... it's was a wondeful time. 

Sebastián,

Nice vid, thanks!
Another video that i enjoyed very much was National Geographic: In The Womb, i watched it many times, excellent material.

Sebastián,

Virginia, hace cuanto venis aplicando el metodo de fonetica que comentas?
No he investigado mucho sobre este tipo de metodo pero en tu experiencia, seria efectivo efectivo usar este junto al metodo doman para lectura?

I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina 

I was suspecting this, right brain dominant 14 to 4
Well that surely will help me with my child

Hola laidalays, como estas? espero que muy bien, mi nombre es Sebastián y soy de Argentina.
Mi experiencia no es amplia, pero me estoy basando en lo que aprendi mediante el libro "Inteligencia auditiva" de Estalayo y Vega.
Hace pocas semanas empezamos a estimular a Matheo (6 meses) mediante el ingles. Diariamente esta viendo 1 vez al dia el video "Muzzy in gondoland" durante 10 minutos y en algun otro momento ve otros 10 minutos de "Baby signing time", sumado a esto le compre un libro de cuentos clasicos, en ingles claro esta, para leerselo cuando llego de trabajar.
Mi acento no es el de un nativo pero pienso que en parte vamos a equilibrar esto  mediante el audio de los videos para que tenga una correcta transmision de los fonemas.
Pronto vamos a empezar con el programa de "Como enseñar a leer a su bebe" de GD, aunque en primera instancia pienso hacerlo en papel y luego pasar a la computadora, tal vez mediante little reader.

Seria muy util para mi y te agradeceria si podrias describir cuales fueron las rutinas que seguiste para introducir a tu bebe en el ingles, mediante que materiales, frecuencia, como equilibrabas con el español, etc.

Con respecto a lo que comentas de que no estas segura de hablarle en aleman y frances solo puedo comentarte lo leido en la obra de Estalayo y Vega, donde comentan que mientras mas chico es el niño mas facil le sera dominar uno o varios idiomas, y hablando de varios tranquilamente puede manejar de 4 a 5.
Teniendo vos esta posibilidad, en mi humilde opinion, seria muy beneficioso para tu hijo que lo hagas. Te recomiendo el libro y que no solo trata temas como "oido para las lenguas" sino como adquirir tambien "oido musical" entre otras cosas.
Tambien pienso que este link puede llegar a disipar algunas dudas:
http://www.childandme.com/teaching-4-languages-and-my-experience

Espero haberte podido ayudar.

Saludos,
Sebastián

Hola Virginia bienvenida al foro, mi nombre es Sebastián y tambien soy Argentino, soy un usuario bastante nuevo por aqui asi que aprovecho para darte una calida bienvenida en nuestra lengua materna
Espero pronto nos puedas comentar tu experiencia con tus niños, cualquier cosa en que te pueda ayudar avisame.

Saludos,
Sebastián

I truly belive we can  ,  with love, commitment and hard work from our part all is possible.

Sebastián,

I'm glad to see that more people is joining, welcome Woanch.
I've not started LR yet with my baby, but it will be interesting hear on your girls progress, hope you can find all the information and advice you need here.

Sebastián,

I would like to know more about this program from some people that have some experience with it. I make my mind and i'm pretty sure that i'm gonna invest on this one, but, any advice, comment, etc, would be very helpful. Thanks a lot

Sebastián,

Welcome to the forum Sairam, i'm brand new too 
Hope you can find all the information you need here, there's a lot of people to help you with advice and information, me included

Quoting Ayesha, this will be good start points:

http://www.brillbaby.com/prenatal-education/fetal-development.php

After reading through the short articles, I would follow the next logical sequence:

http://www.brillbaby.com/early-learning/baby-intelligence.php

http://www.brillbaby.com/teach-baby/teaching-babies.php


Sebastián,