Hey thanks for the response, appreciate that.
These days I tend to play a game with her. Its like I ask her "whats that?". Shes like "a book". And im like "What sound does the bbbooookkkkk start with?" (really slowing down when i say book so that shes able to appreciate the various sounds.) Thus, she now usually is able to tell the sound different words make. Ofcourse its all just verbal but this is how im trying to make her aware of phonics.
Along with that Im reading to her using the pointing method of Native Reading. Plus Im also showing her the first video of YBCR and starfall phonics.She likes both YBCR and starfall.
So, im on it

I have downloaded LR trial pack also which im reviewing. Its nice.
Let me also check out TRL and funnix, sound interesting. WOW youve given so much links that im more confused now, which is good

Here are some follow up questions:
1) How is YBCR to be used? I mean, for how long and what frequency are each videos to be shown?

Hi,

I'm a dad to a 33 month old princess.
Ever since birth books have fascinated my kiddo and we made sure we spoke alot to my kiddo. As a result, even though English isn't our mother tongue, she's pretty fluent and can come up with fairly complex sentences. As I mentioned, she loves books alot and we have quite a collection.

However, we haven't yet got her started to reading. I don't think she can read or even recognize words though she can recognize some individual alphabets.
Now I think it is high time we get her started and introduced to the world of reading. So here is what I request of you ...
1. Given she is 33 months already and has considerable understanding of many words and their meanings, what would recommended approach be? I just wish to know how and where to start the process
2. Should I pick any of established methods like Doman or LR or do it ad hoc which is combination of whole word and phonics?

Would much appreciate any and every help!

Thanks and regards!