It says that it is for ages 6 months and up. I purchased mine from acceleratedlearningmethods.com

I purchased the DVD's for my 1 year old, but now I find all my children watching it and trying to repeat the words they hear .  The music and pictures at the end of each lesson is icing on the cake for my two youngest.

YAY LITTLE MATH BETA!! I can't wait to get started....oops I mean for my son to get started 

I got 100

I was talking to one of my sister-in-laws a couple of days ago and she was telling me that she saw a program on tv regarding YBCR, which I had already heard of, but she said she thought of me when she saw it because of all the things I am teaching my son. She continued on saying that she believes that babies can read, but that they can only read words that they are taught and not beyond that....is that true? She also said something to the extent that the ability to read more difficult/unfamiliar words would not come until the age of 5. Let me know what you think and thanks in advance!!

For those of you who have pets did anyone have any concerns or problems introducing the little one to them? Is it more of an issue if you have a pet first and then a baby or vice versa?

Neither. I drink tea every now and then , but I prefer water:)

My son look so much like my husband and nothing like me that I have had people ask me if I was really his mom and if my baby was switched at birth. I always assumed my son would look like me and my daughter (when I had one) would look like her father 

My son no longer wants me to feed him anymore, but fusses until I give him a spoon or fork then he will use it to eat all by himself. I am not worried about anything because I am sure he is just trying to be independent, but I was wondering how it worked in other households, do most babies began doing this around 1?

I point to the words, but sometimes I will also point to whatever the story is talking about in the picture. I also sign some of the main words after I read them as well.

I started cutting dairy out of my diet over 2 years ago and I do not plan on giving it to my son at all. I have known of the ill effects of dairy for a while, but it wasn't until I gave it up completely that I noticed a big difference in my health. Anywho, I switched to rice milk, but the only brand I prefer is full circle.

You could also try First Teeth baby toothpaste. It is an all-natural tooth and gum cleanser that does not contain flouride and is safe to swallow. This can be used along with a finger toothbrush if a regular toothbrush is too much for her right now.

I believe this is the link to the site that was suggested earlier...http://www.iflylanguage.com/ListenToThis/. You should be able to record your voice and the site will evaluate it for you and tell you if you made a mistake. I am also in the process of teaching my son Chinese and have been for a while now (he just turned 1). He is not speaking much chinese only ba4ba (daddy) and ma1ma (mommy), but he understands a lot. I only have some nursery rhymes that he listens to, as well as flashcards, but most of his exposeure comes from me talking to him. I have been learning chinese since earlier this year and it is going great!! If you ever have any questions please don't hesitate to let me know!!

Say it with a Sign is awesome!!
http://www.sayitvideos.com/

I am also interested in WinktoLearn and would love to hear from others who purchased it or know about it. I am in the process of teaching my son chinese, but I have been doing everything on my own and would love some outside resources.

Hello!!

My son just turned one on the 3rd and to be honest I think I have done the exact opposite. I have found ways to include solids in his diet, but I haven't changed my feedings. By that I mean when he wants to nurse I let him nurse, but he also eats solids when I eat at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. He has, on his own, changed how often he nurses except during his growth spurts every three months, and during that time I wonder if he will come up for air:) Hope this helps and good luck!!