Dopiero teraz tutaj trafiłam. "Jak kreatywnie wspierać rozwój dziecka" Minge i wszystkie książki Glenna Domana.

As long as your daughter enjoys the flashcards use them. When she gets older it may be much more difficult so try to modify your presentations. Maybe you will find some useful ideas on my blog: http://teachyourbaby.pl/index.php/en/   I have completed reading programme by Doman in English (standard flashcards, no pictures) and we are completing the Polish reading cards (this set is with pictures). When the child loses the interest pictures help a lot.
I am testing Brillkids programme now and I think we will do it as well as a follow-up to flashcards.

Thank you for sharing Early Learning Blogs. I would like to share mine, too.
English, Polish and the Doman method together – development of a baby’s intelligence (reading, maths) and non-native bilingualism at the same time.
You are welcome to follow: http://teachyourbaby.pl/index.php/en/

I guess you can do both at the same time. I have been doing both math and reading programme by Doman (flash method). My baby is 20 months old and I am considering Brillkids programmes. I think we will start with math first because my baby demonstrates real interest in numbers around us. You are welcome to follow my blog: http://teachyourbaby.pl/index.php/en/  where I share all the problems we encountered and our results.

Hello Lappy and all mums here,
I am a mother of 1 20-month-old girl. I have almost completed all Doman's math and reading programmes with her. Right now I am testing Little Reader and Little Math by Brillkids. As my baby demonstrated a real interest in maths around her I think I will buy the Little Math first as I can't afford two programmes at the same time. I share my experience and our results on my blog: http://teachyourbaby.pl/index.php/en/ You are welcome to follow and share.
Aga

Actually, it's "she"      - a 19-month-old girl. Thank you for all your advice. Of course, apart from doing Doman maths we count different objects and play with maths around us. Your counting teeth reminds me of our counting stairs. I haven't translated the last post into English yet but you can see our first results in the videos. I am really proud of her, especially that I am the only source of English for her and I am not a native speaker:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ7bdb-tVAA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgrRJWO62S4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwRiK_DzEGg

I always ask her "how many?" when she wants something to eat. She always answers.
We have been focusing on lowecase letters so far with the exception of proper nouns like her name. We have already completed all Doman's whole-reading programme in English and we are finishing it in Polish. I have just downloaded Brillkids Little Reader. I am thinking of buying it.

Hello,
I just want to share my experience. I have just found out about Brillkids. So far we have completed all Doman maths programme with dot cards. It works miracles. My baby is 20 months old: she can count from 1 to 10 in English and from 1 to 6 in Polish. She has already demonstrated me that she can recognize e.g. number 0 or 10 and > sign. We have already started comparing dot cards with numerals. She loves it and asks for more. I have started translating my blog into English: http://teachyourbaby.pl/index.php/en/   You are welcome to visit it and share your experience.