Hi,

I have just uploaded two stories in English: "Danielle story" and "The nursery story", they have no pronunciation, I didn't feel confident enough to read them for everyone because I'm not a native speaker and they would sound with an accent, but I hope you'll do that yourselves for your babies and kids and I wouldn't mind if someone wanted to read them for me and my baby.

Enjoy them

I prefer coffee to tea but I don't feel myself a strong coffee drinker. I drink coffee from time to time, and it must always be a white coffee.

I've uploaded three musical instrument categories in Spanish. They have been translated from the brillkids ones.  I hope you download them and use them to teach your baby or child.

Thank you very much Shuki for that info.

right brain dominant 11 to 7  too. I can see the woman moving the other way round but only after a while and for a short time, then I see her she move clockwise again

My son has intolerance to cow's milk proteins so I'm giving him a special powder milk . When he reach the age of two, his pediatrician has advised me to stop with powder milk and start with soya milk and it will be in two months time. There is a lot of controversy about milk so I'm not quite sure about what I'll do. I've heard soya milk has a lot of allergenes. Do any of you know anything about almond milk, is it a better option?

Today morning, I washed my

I became interested in prenatal stimulation while pregnant. It was for me a way to communicate with the baby I had inside my womb. I got some good articles and ideas browsing on the internet  and I practised them (classical music on my tummy, light on my tummy, singing for him, talking to him...).
After birth, I went on looking for ways to stimulate my baby on the internet, because I wanted him to stay ahead, I wanted him to get to the most he was able to. At first, I got some tips for massages and exercises, classical music, children stories and nursery songs , and I tried to talk to him as much as I could as I read it was very important to stimulate him. It took me still several months to get into Little Reader and understand what stimulation actually is, and for me it has been like a miracle because thanks to the forum and this program I have gotten my eyes open to what babies really are able to do. Above all, the members and their discussions and their advice to my doubts have been of great help to me. Before I came across with Little Reader I didn't know anything about Doman , Schidia, Titzer, etc and their methods, now I don't feel I'm an expert on the subject but have a background to be able to teach my baby more things than I was doing until now. And for this I'm really grateful.

Hello, I use nursery rhymes to teach my baby English. They are part of our daily learning activities and we both love them. At the moment, we are using some different links on the internet , I hope you find them interesting.

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=rajshri&search_query=nursery+rhymes&search=Search
http://www.youtube.com/supersimplesongs
http://www.britishcouncil.org/kids-songs.htm

I know exactly what you are talking about, at first my baby didn't want to look at cards either but the key is to go on, if you feel a bit discouraged try every two or three days to see if there has been any change. And don't forget to be joyful. Try by all means to motivate your baby, if your baby feels you motivated it is easier to get good results, look for a part of the day when you both are calm and receptive. Try with a variety of flashcards not just words. My baby is more interested in shapes, colours, numbers, ... than in words so try to catch his attention with what he prefers and surely he will also look the other flashcards too.
Good luck!

Hi,
I'm 32 now and I had my  baby, the only one that I have, at 30. I suppose I have become a mother a bit old for you,  you became mothers  so young! or maybe  have I waited too long? , well it depends on everyone's point of view.

My congratulations to you, Domanmom. I'm really happy for you, of course, you deserve to be our moderator, you are always trying to help us all with our math dots doubts with so much patience and even repeating the same things again and again. I wish you good luck! 

If you interested in teaching your children Spanish but you can not speak it, try with songs, tv programs,children books, etc. On the you tube there are lots of Spanish videos for kids. Look on the you tube for:

Guia infantil canciones infantiles

Cantajuegos

La gallina Turuleka

I hope it can help you, just try and see.

Have a look at the Spanish Baby things, browse the Little Reader Foreign Multimedia downloads to find it . And Good luck teaching your baby.

I have recently uploaded some other baby action words I consider interesting .
 Hope you like them. You can download them from the Little Reader - English Wordflash Downloads.