You should not worry too much about it, and yes most kids do not like to be asked.

Wait it out, pretty soon she will start reading everything she sees around the house and outside.

Keep on being consistent with teaching her, it sounds like your doing a really good job 

   Hi,

 I have 2 year old twin boys and they are picking up really fast. They know more than 100 words already using flashcards and Brill kids.

I am planning on also getting the Monki See flashcards to keep learning fun and fresh for them.

I am getting the hunch that they have passed the single word stage and I need additional resources to get them into reading sentences. I really like the make your own book idea, is there any other idea that worked for anyone?

Thanks guy :-)

...some help.

Hello,

I introduced myself earlier this week, Babygeniusmom from New York. I had questions about the Little Reader and Math. I just bought them and want to know if I get the license key right away?

I am seeing the license key for the free trial but not for my purchase, whats the best thing to do? Do I wait until I get the box then activate the little reader and math? or is there something I can do to get the license key for my new purchases?

Welcome to the forum!
Little Reader should be great for both of your kids. They will see and hear the words plus see pictures and hear other sounds associated with the words. A LR lesson is just a few minutes long, depending on how fast you flash the words. I'd say no longer than 10 minutes. LM is much shorter.

I am on my way out the door, so I can't post more, but why don't you download the free trials and try them out?

Thanks for your response, it does make sense........ I think I am going to give it a try and thanks for the welcome Zaku

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Hi everyone, I am new to Brill kids and all its seemingly amazing baby learning tools. I am thinking of purchasing the reading and math learning tools and have a couple questions i am hoping I could get answered:

 I have two 11 month old boys, 1 learns better with the use of visual aids, the other with audio aids, will the little reader system accomodate both learning styles?
I am a working mother and in the next 2 months the kids should be in day care - how long does the daily session last for teaching little reader? I am thinking of teaching little reader daily for the next two months and in the morning or evening after they start daycare.
I have read that little math takes a bit more time commitment than I might have to give but would it still be beneficial to the kids if I bought it and taught them on Saturdays and Sundays?

 Thanks in advance for your responses and warm welcome.