Hello, I am looking to start teaching my 3 month old daughter a few different things, like swimming, reading, and math. I'm a first time mom so I don't have much experience with setting up a daily schedule for my baby. I'm also a single mom who find it hard to make ends meet sometimes, so I'm looking to try to teach her on my own without having to buy all these crazy expensive programs. I like things to have structure but I know with a baby that is not always going to happen, but I would love to find even a basic routine to start getting her into.
Was just curious as to what your daily routines are from the time you wake up to the time your little one goes to bed, or some suggestions you may have for me for ways to teach my baby girl without having to spend a ton of money.
Thank you so much! I never thought about swimming as an option. As for music and dancing, that is already a big part of our lives. Music is one of the only things that kept me sane even before I had Abby. We don't seem to have many playgroups in the area either but I did recently hear about this organization called Child Inc. here in town that provides "family days" at their building for free once a week as well as Moms night out! I'm definitally gunna check that out, I'm just a little worried about being with groups of people or children with the whole Swine flu thing going around. Abby is so young, she can't get that H1N1 shot yet.
Hello, my name is Corilynn and I am a 25 year old SAHM to Abby, who is now 2 1/2 months old. I am looking to find advice on how to help my daughter get the best early education as I possibly can provide for her. Right now, being winter, I have been spending alot of time indoors and to be honest I'm starting to get alittle bored with the same activities. I am planning to purchase the Your Baby Can Read program for her for Christmas and I am also planning to try and do baby sign language with her as well, hoping that I can teach her something while providing alittle bit of a change to our daily routine.
I am new to this forum although I have been reading alot of information on the BrillKids website for some time now. Just wanted to say hello and see if anyone had any advice on how they became successful in teaching their child while staying sane at the same time! Thanks and I hope you all have a great day!
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We don't seem to have many playgroups in the area either but I did recently hear about this organization called Child Inc. here in town that provides "family days" at their building for free once a week as well as Moms night out! I'm definitally gunna check that out, I'm just a little worried about being with groups of people or children with the whole Swine flu thing going around. Abby is so young, she can't get that H1N1 shot yet. 
