I am trying to teach an 18 month old this method but I am have so much trouble getting her to sit still, she is always running away when I try to show her anything. She seems to be more interested in moving then looking. I have no problems with the three year old she will sit still and learn what ever I teach and is enthusiastic about everything.

But the 18 month old I can not get her to still at all, do any of you have any suggestions on how to make presenting cards more interesting or active so I can grab her attention?

As the one year old in the picture has shown me,
Painting can be a great deal of fun,
and the creations children and babies come up with
deserve to hang in a museum for the originality and uniqueness
just be prepared for a mess to clean up afterward

I have tried to tackle sewing with the three year old girl it
is challenging though, and the seams on one dress we have been
working on have to be taken out many many times and the project
is taking much longer, but there is nothing in the world like the
smile on her face when she realizes she accomplished something
incredible

I think children can accomplish any challenge we put them up
against the problem is we are afraid that they will not be able to

You responded as a right brained person to 16 questions, and you responded as a left brained person to 2 questions. According to the Hemispheric Dominance test, you use your right brain the most.

Not sure if that is a good thing, I think it has to do with the dyslexia I have more then anything else