Thank you all for replying. @ Kerileanne99 I love the bathtime idea. I do talk to my daughter a lot about everything and she loves to ask "why". I guess I am a talkative mom as my daughter started talking when she was about 7 months. I never really looked at talking as a part of learning but thanks for reminding me. I feel motivated again and hopefully I will try to find a balance between studying and teaching my baby. Once again, thank you all.

Hi. I started doing when my daughter was 2 years and a half. Now she is 2 years and 10 months. Just yesterday I realised that I have not really been teaching her for 2 months as I was busy moving to another country. Now I am studying nursing and I don't have time to teach her. I feel bad as my daughter loves learning. Whenever she sees the flashcards I made her, she hugs them and asks me to read them to her. I really want to teach her but I don't know how to manage my time. Is there anyone in a similar situation? What did you do? I really need suggestions.

Since your son already knows the DO RE MI, I think you should go with that.

I think some of the books are nice even though I couldn't see the font size.

That's soo sad.

You can teach her math with reading simultaneously. How often you should teach her is upto to you to decide. Have you read the Glenn Doman book " How to teach your baby math"? It is very informative. www.childandme.com will give you an idea.

Thanks for the link!

Congratulations!!!!!

My baby was born on December 31, 2009. I started teaching her math and how to read this month, so I am very new to teaching. I just hope I do the right thing.

I have not yet read the Doman book yet. How do you use the Noorani Al Qai'da via Doman?

Asaalamu alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuhu,

I just came across this post. I am struggling to teach my daughter the Arabic letters. I recently started teaching her English words using the doman method. As for Arabic, I decided to teach her the letters first. She doesn't seem interested at all, which makes me wonder if I am doing it wrongly. I don't know what to do with Arabic. As for English, she has learned a lot so far. I have put Arabic on hold for now until I figure out what to do.

From your posts It seems, I should start with the alphabets. After the alphabets, what do I do next?

Thanks lelask. Yes I have tried LM but my daughter doesn't like it. But when I flash cards but dots on it, she looks attentively and repeats everything. She likes flashcards more. ok, that's interesting, I didn't know shichida was soo strict. what activities can I include for Montessori?

Thanks Mandabplus3. Unfortunately, there isn't any shichida class where I live. I have to do everything by myself. I'll try to get the marshmallow math.  Do you by any chance know about the montessori method. I spent hours reading posts about it on this forum but I couldn't get the answer I was looking for. What is the method of montessori?

I wish to start teaching my daughter math but I am stuck with which method to use. I heard about the doman and the 65 day math from shichida but I really don't know which to follow. There isn't any right brain school where I live so I have to do everything. Which method is better for a 30 month old?

Thanks. I really needed this.