Hi,

Any thoughts on electronic vs paper flashcards?

Hi,

My baby is 5.5 months. I only discovered tweedlewink recently whilst looking for DVDs to keep her entertained during the day.

I am a working mother and therefore only have limited time (approximately 1 hour total in a day) to do flashcards with my baby.

Would it be a good idea to have the carer play the tweedlewink dvds during the day? It seems more right brain oriented than the other dvds? We have baby einstein and it seems more left brain and a bit slow.

thanks all for the recommendations!

Thanks! that is very helpful. Didnt realise just simple things like playing music can help the baby in their development.

Hello,

I live in Sydney. Can anyone recommend where I can buy 300gsm paperboard so I can print flashcards?

Or an on-line store whom delivers to Sydney.

Looking for best price and quick delivery.

I have purchased about $50 worth of flashcards from K-mart just prior to seeing the episode on today/tonight about Schichida then did some research on the web and realised that the flashcards that I have purchased is way too small for my baby to see clearly!

So to answer your question, no.

I live in Sydney and the Schichida school has not yet arrived in Sydney 

Overwhelmed with the information on right brain training and there doesn't seem to be too many specific instructions for a 5 month old.

Will def read the old posts when I get a chance.

Hello....

I live in Australia, a new mummy and new to this forum!

My DD is 5 months and there is so much out there on how to teach your baby (using right brain methods)..looking forward to some guidance on what to start with..