Anybody who read "How to teach your baby to read" Plz help...!!!

[psalm34one]

Hi!
I taught my son how to read using the first edition almost 23 years ago. I recently started teaching his daughter and got the new book. It has a LOT more good suggestions and instructions. I feel both the math and reading updated editions are much better.
They also just came out with the DVD's, which I just ordered for my daughter in law to help her. I think it can be SO intimidating for the first time. I was a perfectionist and thought my son was crazy to want to read so early. I was the one that was wrong. I wish I had started earlier with him because he was crying by the time I finally gave into him. He learned so fast that he was reading on a 6th grade level by 4.
Start with whatever book you have and whatever materials you can get your hands on. Progress VERY FAST and most of all: HAVE FUN!
For those with little money, like i was as a single parent with my son, I would recommend:
-Get the books from the library
-Take notes and make as many instruction cards for yourself as you can
-Start with words or things the child is interested in
-Make homemade books for them to read as soon as they learn the first 10-20 words. (I went faster with my son)
-Buy the book that you can afford: Teach Your Baby to Read, then Teach Your Baby Math.
After that, buy whatever you have money for. When grandparents are supportive, have them give you the books and have them read them as well.
The only books I had for the first several months were the first two. It was much later that I got the others. And I started with library books like you did.
I wish you the greatest fun with your child:-)

[alma]

hI psalm34one,

Thanks for your suggestions knowing that another mom taught her child 23 years ago and now is also teaching the grand daughter gives me an incentive.. it means it worked..

Alma

[akalori]

Psalm34one,

Thanks for the advice.  Maybe I will actually buy the newer editions.  I usually first start out with the library to save money but it sounds like a good investment.  So did your son remain ahead throughout his education?  As an adult is he grateful that you taught him to read early?  I've been getting some negative feedback about pushing my daughter too much.  However I'm not pushing at all she likes learning new words.

Karma, Lori

[oohmama]

Anybody who has tried both DVD & book? Can you please give a feedback regarding the DVDs. Is everything covered in the DVD or do you advice to really read the book. Time is very precious to me and if both covers the same, I would prefer the DVD. Please give some ideas, i just read the How to Multiply your Baby's Intelligence ebook, and I am planning on buying the How to Teach your Baby to Read, Math &  EK books, but if book & dvd are more or less the same, I think I'll get the DVD. But if DVD compromise a lot of important points in the book, I will get the book then.

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[merieaero]

hi Mummies,

thank a lot for sharing your amazing experience, it very supportive when you hear from someone who tried it before and it really works,
what you advice me to buy plz rather than the two books how to teach your baby read and the one for month, is their any other resources which can be helpful for my 5 months old baby, plz reply to me i don't won't to loose time,
beside i want to teach my baby many languages can you tell me whats the best plan to do so?

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[TCBKKIDS]

I read the original book in about 1981.  I read  "How to teach you baby Math" when Doman published it. I also read his precursor book 'What to do about my brain injured child".  My 4 children (now 42, 51, 55 and 57)  were past the time for utilizing this method.  Finally, in 2009 we had a new baby grandson and I began teaching Little Reader  3 or 4 times a day at 6 weeks old. Each session was 2- 3 minutes long.  I also began daily crawling with him on the floor as soon as possible.  I pushed blocks ahead of him as a way to get him to strive to move forward.  I followed this same plan with his new baby sister 2 years later.  When they began to talk they could already read.  Example: When he was 4 he read a 24 page book about the Declaration of Independence fluently.  I also began  Little Math when Brillkids made it available.  They are now 6 and 8 years old.  Their school classmates look to them as assistant TA's.  Both pursue independent learning as their  interests develop.  I am now an 81 year old Grandfather.  This has been one of the most enjoyable parts of my life. 
 A big Thank You to K.L. Wong for advancing the Doman methods into these very easy to use teaching tools.

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