Thank you so much for replying. I'l check it right away.

This is great! I personally feel educating a child is primarily a parent's role, it's sad when parents expect teachers to work miracles with their children and blame them if the kids aren't doing as well as they expect. And yes, I know what to say to my 5 year old when he complains!!!

Hello everyone. I've been reading the various posts here for a few months now while I was pregnant. my daughter is 3months in a week and I really want to teach her really early, I'm just confused as to where and how exactly to start. I would appreciate any ideas. thank you.

thank you so much, great site.

This is really brilliant. I particularly liked the rule of C and K. makes teaching my son much easier. thanks

I also have lived in the UK for just over 3 years.

thank you very much. it looks very interesting indeed. I'm sure my son will really enjoy it.

hello,i tried viewing the e-books, but i think you have to enter a school email address. is there a way i can access it without being a teacher or libarian?

thank you.

Hi everyone. I'm so excited cos I just found this site last night.

I have an almost 5 year old son, who started reading impressively about 5 months ago and I'm 7months pregnant at the moment and I intend to start using the brillkids software early.

Just wanted to give a quick introduction, and any advise, suggestions etc from everyone would be really appreciated.

Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum, just stumbled accross it last night and I've been reading the posts.
I just wanted to share my experience. I didn't realize it's never too early to start teaching babies, so I didn't start teaching my son to read till about 5months ago, (5 in November) but I tell you, in 5months, he's reading so fluently, he even reads rather complicated words, like detective, kitchen, it's really amazing.
I'm 7months pregnant now and I plan to use the brillbaby software to start teaching my baby as from 4 months.
I feel a bit silly reading to my bump at the moment !!! but I guess it would count as reading to her when I read to my son!