Hi KL,

I'm now showing my child the SM 65-days dots programme, and if I teach her the curriculum, will it make things complicated for her?
Do you think I should do it separately or can do it together?

Talking about MIL -- Now don't get me started! 

I guess MILs are the same globally! What to do, at least you guys be happy that you have to be with them only for a few days in a year...unlike here in India where majority of the families have a joint family system, mine included....

What to do, its all part of the package..

Hi Questers,

I'm living w/ my mine as well. But thanks God that she's a wonderful MIL. She doesn't interfers w/ my teaching & disciplining of my daughter. She knows when to be strict w/ her and doesn't spoil her rotten. (That's a great help to me!)  She also sacrifices her work in the afternoon to help me look after my daughter so that I can go to work.
Moreover, I do not know how to cook & do housework. (think that's a big NO NO for most MIL in S'pore as they are the traditional type) But she doesn't mind at all and sometimes even cook for me to eat! She is also the 1 who cooks for my daughter to eat. (I must have been a very lousy DIL)
My MIL is really a blessing to me! Hopefully I can be like her if I have the chance to be a MIL in future! 

Hi,

Just wanna check whether the existing files in the Library Home can still be downloaded for free when the system has been upgraded?

Hi Agnes,

I've a qns for you. Is your child in the SM class?
Because mine is but I'm thinking of dropping out. Seek your opinion whether you think is it necessary to continue the class if I can just teach her home base. The class is only once a week & I'm thinking whether does it really makes a difference.

Regards

Shuhui

The activities are kept at a very short time and keeps on changing , thus the child will not feel bored w/ it.

But I think the classes differs w/ diff. age group.

Hope my explanation will help those who are not able to attend the classes to have a more clearer view of what's happening in SM class.

Overall, it quite enjoyable for me & iz a great time for me to bond w/ my child. 

Hi trinity papa,

Thanks so much for your info! I'm in S'pore. Actually I just started the class in April. Just went there for a few lessons only.

But so far, my daughter really enjoyed it as I can accompany her in the class.
They have a few activities in class and each takes about 3-5mins.

Before the class starts, the teacher will get the children to make an imaginery energy ball, and shower down on their own body, after which to clean off the negative energy.

Next, they will do the breathing exercise, which is to put the hand on the tummy and inhale deeply & then to exhale. Total 3 times. (this exercise is advised to do before our home practice everyday to help the child to relax).

Then the teacher will start the activities ranging from showing flash cards, eye training, reading using 3 different speed, photo memory (showing the children 4 items arranged on a board and after which they will have to arranged accordingly to what they see), ESP Games, language learning & etc. (The activities are not in sequence as I've forgotten which 1 comes 1st.) In between the games, the teacher will play a song & ask the children to stand up & dance around.

Hi,

Just wana check where to get the materials for GD maths kit? Any schools to attend? Coz actually now my daughter's in the shicida class but I like to know more about the Glen Doman method..
Appreciate if some1 can help me out.

Shuhui