Who's happier? As children and adults? That's the real question.

Did your baby can read go bankrupt? the website and phone # are no longer active

I'm blending both with my daughter and going to be doing the same for my 6 week old. I don't say the letter A in the attached presentation but just ask her what sound does this make. I hope this helps.

i would use starfalls or readingbear.com. leapfrog, etc. teaching letters independently seems too boring for a 19 mos old and not really necessary. My 20mos old knows all her letters, letter sounds and words associated with them, she's known them for about 5-6 months now but we did it more so as a speech therapy to help her with vocalization, she picked up the alphabet from songs, I was trying to avoid teaching it to her since it's not necessary to know the name of the letter to read and spelling is far off.

Which program?

Thanks for the update.

Any plans to offer more advanced material in English? Perhaps more detailed science facts/encyclopedic knowledge? <a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/Ot9PSqe6bJY&rel=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/Ot9PSqe6bJY&rel=1</a>   This gentlemen is attempting something, perhaps a collaboration?

How soon is soon?

do you have an ETA for French and Spanish?

Is Spanish on the horizon?

Hi are the yes phonics available? Is it the complete set? [email protected]

I would like to purchase it. I live in NY. You can email me payment instructions at [email protected]

But the common denominator is that your parents read to you, there's results there but the question is would you have been better readers if you had more variety. 
 
I have a nephew who will only read Tonka Town, we read it to him night and day, he hates books and can't read a lick at the age of 6. Reading to me is like toys, you don't give them a million to play with because they won't focus.

I agree you should read to them the same books over and over, but I don't think you have to limit the number of books you read to your children. If you were to read books building on similar topics, themes and characters, etc. this can haven even more impact since they are hearing more words, concepts, etc. For example, my 12mos old loves Dora, so have 5 dora books I read to her over and over again. Instead of her watching the show I play the music from the show and we read the books, sometimes all of them back to back.

What's important in my opinion is your child loving reading, writing, math, you can develop that by treating books like toys and always having them available and adding more as needed.