Very true Kmum!
Also we use cotton fabric due to its less toxicity and it worked well for our baby to slide very easily when the track was elevated. You can also cut the costs of the crawling track expenses by building a shorter version. It works just as well plus its much more mobile then..!

Good Luck!

Hi,
You can make the infant crawling track and just begin from there! Hope this helps some. 

Autumn

Hi,
The track I made was to the Doman Specs...but we ended up making the track in 3 sections. If you wanted to make just 1/3 of the track it'd only run you about 20.00 or less....And we didn't use pleather type fabric. We used cloth fabric over padding which worked out great~

Just follow Doman's instructions to do the rest.....

Good Luck and Enjoy~ Your baby will do great~

Autumn

Thanks Ayusmom

OK, cool. I found the ebook, but it's requiring that I have Kindle on my computer. Did you have to have Kindle too? 

I'd be very interested in the ebook!

Hi,
I recently discovered this book about a mom who used IAHP to help her down syndrome son.  He is more than well now! She wrote all about it in her book. There is also a website.  http://naturallybetterkids.com/
 I'd love any feedback on it if you've read it. I am also looking for a used copy.

 XOXO
 Autumn

I am looking desperately for a copy of this book. Any help is appreciated!

Best Regards,
Autumn

That's nice. We have family in that area too.
Well, welcome again!
You've come to a very wonderful spot! ENJOY!!

Welcome to the forum! We really love this place!
I am in Vegas for the time being. What part of California are you from?

Happy Teaching!

We just picked up some Maisy books and my one and four year old just love them!

I like the somewhat larger print in it and cute story lines too.
 
My 4 year old should easily be able to read it independently in no time!

TmT~ sorry about that.

Great information!! I'll check it all out!

Autumn

Hello Patty,
 Thanks for the advice and link. I checked it out and am curious if you think a total rookie would be able to implement teaching gymnastics with perhaps just the pdp starter kit alone? We are planning on building more equipment for our new program room. We had a brachiation ladder, trapeze bar and balance beam in our last place and it was a huge hit and didn't cost much to build ourselves. Any thoughts?....

*I am also VERY interested to also hear about your IAHP life on campus. A June course may be in order for us if things turn out? Do think the class is a must?

Thanks Again!
Best Regards,
Autumn

Hi Patty,

Thanks for being on the forum and sharing your experiences with us!

I was wondering (only if you had the time) could you possibly spare us a few minor details about your teachings and gainings while at IAHP.

I am an "all in" so to speak doman mom. ; ) I have been teaching these methods to my young daughters for more than 3 years now, but thus far still have not attended a course. Though I would go in a moments heart beat if the opportunity arose.   I would love to teach more than reading, EK, and some running but I am not sure how to go about it all. I am also VERY enthusiastic about gymnastics, but the doman book is vague. It's really my goal to implement all Doman's teachings. I get so much satisfaction and gratification teaching my little ones!

So my question to you is: Would you be willing to share with us what you learned at IAHP on how they managed to teach many things to their children?  I would especially love to know (their schedule or routines so to speak) or a  play by play of what took place on a daily basis at the Institute.

I could only imagine how many questions other moms might have for you, so only answer if / when it's convenient for you. I TRULY and respectfully  appreciate your time!

And do you think your dvd's are a much more practical and concise teaching device for the full time daily regimen opposed to  Doman's sometimes near impracticalities? I just want to teach them as much as I possibly can in an honest and factual way.

                                                                       Thanks Again!
Sincerely,
Autumn

Looks like great stuff!
Thanks everyone!
~Autumn~