We also do all 3 together, twice a day.  If he loses interest, we take breaks in between and try again later.  If he's still not interested, we may skip a lesson for the day.  The lessons are short and enjoyable for him.  I am getting ready to add some encyclopedic knowledge.  Night time is when we relax and do most of our reading.
For now it is not super structured but works for us!

Agreed, always watching for updates from you guys! Can't wait for ipad and android access on your programs.

I hadn't seen the link.  Thanks for posting it.  I feel like I've learned so much in the past month or two, but I still can't get enough information. Wanting to teach him has actually taught me and renewed my own interest in learning.

Good article.  I am relatively new to this early learning business and have been spending a lot of time looking at different resources.  I love the reading 1000 books to your toddler challenge.

Exercise, adequate nutrition, and good sleep habits are so important for developing bodies.  Beginning with good habits early is so important and impacts their future health.

Some of the moms here have used little reader for older children.  I think it would still be appropriate.  I can get my cousins 5 year old to watch LR, and she has learned from it.  I think the addition of the phonics and sight words sections has made it even more appropriate for teaching older children as well as younger.

Thank you so much. I've been waiting for a sale to be able to purchase more programs!

The lifeprint website is wonderful. I have begun using it to learn ASL myself.  It is a wonderful course.  I also find it important to have an ASL dictionary handy.

How amazing to see such progress so quickly. I love that "I Spy" game that you play with your daughter.  I will have to store that in my memory for when J gets a little older.

The infant stimulation cards are reccomended for the first few months.  At 4 months, infants are beginning to distinguish other shades and colors.  Their vision is quite improved since birth.  You can begin using flashcards as long as your baby is 4 months old. Enjoy early learning!

I absolutely love it! I am new to EL and can't wait to see the progress my son makes.  It is so encouraging to hear these kinds of stories

That is an wonderful collection of images. Thanks for putting the link here!

I am so glad that they are fighting back.  I was looking into that program prior to choosing the little reader program.  I think that it is a great start to learning.  I hope they are successful in their fight!

Although my son is only 5 months old, we try to keep routine.  I have found the routine to be important.  It is a way to show them that the time to go to bed is approaching.  We are a late to bed/sleep in family.  I don't stress a lot over bedtime, but he is normally a pretty good sleeper. He generally goes to sleep within an hour of his normal bedtime.  I allow naps as he needs them. I think the key is catching cues before they get overtired. Being overtired makes him an absolute mess.  I have found that I spend twice as much time getting him to sleep if he is overtired.  I am sure that things will change with age, especially when we start school, but for now what I am doing works.

I absolutely love the updated version.  I am new to the program and was only on lesson 13, so we just started the program from the beginning. I love that sight words and phonics are introduced in the very first lesson.  This is such an amazing program. Thanks