I've been wanting a Bible reading plan.  I might give this a try. 

Wow!  I've always used this on mine, and they've never had a reaction. Does that mean it's safe to keep giving it to my 15 month old?

Fun, educational, and worth the money! 

I'm looking for birthday present ideas for my daughter who will be 4 in the summer.  I saw someone on a blog recommend ThinkFun Bilingual Zingo! Spanish.  Do any of you have this and is it good, or is there something else you would recommend? We don't have any games or board games, and I don't want useless boring ones cluttering up our tiny flat, so I want a good one!

I'll start off by saying I am very stressed out.  I have a daughter who will be 4 in a couple months, and also a 14 month old.  We live in England and they start school at 4, but we'll be homeschooling.  I mostly plan on continuing our 'autonomous learning' as we have done since she was a baby, (we've done Doman and general early education type stuff).  BUT she gets bored and most of her friends are going to school, so we need stuff to do!  So I'm looking for some type of curriculum.  But whenever I look at stuff online I get even more stressed out.

She can read fluently, and most curriculums include reading, which we don't need.

I just saw someone on here mention Lesson Pathways.  I've checked out the website and signed up, but my stressed out brain is confused.  It looks like a collection of links all over the internet that make up a full curriculum.  Can I use this exclusively with my daughter and it will be all we need for now?  Do I need to do any planning or anything, or just come online and start clicking and see what we do that day?

We've done Doman stuff, including crawling track, from birth with dd2.  She has done everything really early, like rolling over at 3 weeks, sitting, pulling up to standing, cruising, crawling on her belly from 5 months, crawling on all fours from 6 months.........but now she's 13 months and still doesn't walk full time!  She walks a bit, and has done since 11 months, but still mostly crawls!  We thought for sure she'd walk early, and we know it's fine and crawling is good for the brain and whatever......but have any of your babies done this early crawling but late walking thing?

I was planning on buying it for them, but wanted to check first here to see if anyone has anything to say about it.  The Amazon reviews say it's not a 'how to' but mostly just stories of other people and about Glenn.  Is there another Doman book I should get them along with it?  Does he have people using the how to read and math, etc books for brain injured kids?

I do Doman with my well kids, but no experience about it with brain injured.

I did lots of fine motor skills things with my daughter when she was 2.  But now at 3.5, I'm not sure what Montessori stuff to do with her.  (She can already read so we don't do any of their reading stuff).  And I've been wondering what to do with my one year old.  We have an imbucare box and some pegs to put into holes, she likes putting lids on jars and opening and closes small wooden boxes.....what else?

Fine motor skills:
http://prekinders.com/fine-motor-skills/

I have one of each, girls.  We do lots of Doman stuff (like word cards for one year old, the 3 year old can read already), painting, coloring, messy play (like with flour or cornflour mixed with water), playdough, go outside (but it's cold and yucky so not very much), baking, obstacle courses, play with dolls, tea set, read books.  I feel like we do everything there possibly is to do but I need to find more ideas!  What do you do with yours? Or any blogs you can point me to?  I already get ideas from Chasing Cheerios and Imagination Tree. 

Thanks!

I have one but I live in the UK. Where do you live?

Some Montessori fine motor skills activities like picking up pom poms, cotton balls, etc with tweezers..... pouring water from a kid sized pitcher into cups...  My kids are 12 months and 3.5, so I can't exactly remember if 2 year olds can do this stuff!

http://prekinders.com/fine-motor-skills/

In addition to some other things already mentioned, we like Brainy Baby ABCs, Brainy Baby 123s and Brainy Baby Shapes and Colors.

I'm still using the huge 22 inch long, 6 inch high ones with my 11 month old that I started using when she was 4 months.  I have word cards I used with my older daughter when I started with her around 16 months. Can I use the smaller ones yet? I guess the font is about 2 inches high.  I looked through the TYBTR book but it's always hard to find what I'm looking for in there!

The big ones are just so annoying to handle!

I never knew Doman had a book about writing.  We use Kumon.  I think it's not exciting enough for my daughter, she does it once in a while.  It gavre her great pencil control though at about 2yrs or 2.5 when we got My First Book of Tracing.

I've been letting my 3.5 year old do computer games on Starfall the last few days and she loves it.  However, she can already read well and I can't find much for her to do on there.  We also did some of the math. 

Are there other websites like this, with games for her to do, which are more her level?