I found consistency was the key.

The little reader program.
My daughter loved it.

Now we've finished both semesters, what do you suggest now?
So lost not doing our daily program.
Is there semester 3&4 in the pipe line?

Thanks

You are a wonderful woman being so dedicated to the little girl,  I cried when I saw this.  My 19 month old daughter has DS, and has been going to family day care with my son.  Our lady has been keen to do as much as she can for my daughter, We recently started a neuro development programme, and I question whether or not it would be worthwhile to continue sending her if it was going to interfere with out programme. She wants to do it, and we have made arrangement to do some of the activities together that require 2 people.  I'm in the process of making some flash cards for her to do (a copy of what I'm doing). You two are gems. xx

It's so exciting to see so many parents of children with DS doing this programme, with success.  My journey to acceptance took some time, I had only heard of peoples struggles with their children, mostly within the school system and them not coping with a child with DS.  It's also exciting to see so many other parents taking a different/alternative journey with their child.  We have only just commenced a neuro development programme for my daughter.  This seems like the icing on the cake for us.

I  wondered that myself

My daughter is 19 months, is she disadvantaged if we were to start now?

Hi there, I'm so glad to have been introduced to Brillkids, I wish I had found it for my other kids.   

Hi from another Aussie