That's funny! - thanks for the story

Nice idea to just use the spice cabinet

It's great that your son has two languages!

Thanks for letting me know about "My First Words" - it looks like a great book to use for teaching.

Thanks very much Humbler9, and thanks also for the heads-up about Sparkabilities, Tweedlewink, Alphablocks - I hadn't heard of any of those.

Hi mom2bee, thanks for the post.

I speak Russian and so will introduce that. My partner doesn't speak it, but would like to try and communicate with our little one in that language.

Vice versa, she speaks Spanish, and I don't.

We live in a bilingual nation - Canada - so we'd both like to introduce French as well.

Any specific suggestions for resources in Russian, Spanish, French?

Thanks!

Was wondering if anyone on the forum has tried olfactory training for their infant as a means to develop those portions of the brain/consciousness?

Thanks very much mybabyian & mom2bee - those are really helpful replies!

Any specific advice on routine training and sleep training?

We were planning on introducing a second language - it sounds like you've both done that. What prepping did you do?

Thanks!

Hi mybabyian! Thanks very much for such a comprehensive reply!

Remarkable that your little one was using a crawling track at such an age? Can I ask whether you bought one (if so, where?) or made your own?

Pardon my ignorance - I'm starting on this journey only now - but what are dot cards?

Fascinating that you're placing her on the potty...how long do you leave her on it?

Thanks!

Hi,

This is my first post

Our little boy is coming up to 3 weeks old now.

I'd like to get an idea of when people on the forum started to introduce learning materials to their little ones?

Did anyone start at such a young age?

If so, what did you do?

And, at what age did people start to introduce the Brill Babies programs to their children?

Thanks for the replies!