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Early Learning Fundamentals
1. A unique window of opportunity

The younger the brain, the more malleable it is - that's why small children are like sponges. The brain builds itself by forming connections... read more...

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2. Babies love to learn!

Babies’ brains are hardwired for learning, making babies the most avid students. What’s more, babies and small children carry none of the baggage that comes from being... read more...

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3. Teaching should never be forced

Regular practice is important, but not to the point of forcing. Hold lessons only when he is receptive, and end them before he loses.... read more...

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4. Play is essential

Babies and children need time to explore the world around them, pick up objects and examine them, and get to grips with the laws of nature. Your baby should spend the majority ... read more...

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5. Relax and have fun

Avoid focusing on having your child achieve specific knowledge goals. Treat lesson time instead as an opportunity for strengthening the parent-child bond. Teaching your baby... read more...

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Multisensory Method | Multisensory Reading | Multisensory Learning

This method was pioneered by Dr. Robert Titzer, a highly-recognized infant researcher and University professor. His video of his daughter Aleka displaying the ability to comprehend word after word at the tender age of nine months continues to amaze people.
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Computer-Based Learning


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BrillBaby - Useful Links

Links to useful sources and more information on baby intelligence.
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Fetal Stimulation | Pregnant Belly | Pregnancy Music

As soon as pregnant can feel the baby through Mom's belly, you will find it only natural to engage in touch fetal stimulation.You will almost certainly want to play music to your baby during pregnancy. Because low frequencies travel better through liquids, bass and percussion instruments.
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Baby Swinging | Baby Rocking | Stimulate Baby

The primary purpose of activities such as swinging and rocking is to stimulate your baby's vestibular system, and thereby improve her sense of balance.
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Teaching Success | Happy Children | Teaching Program


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Baby Reading Videos

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In this video we see 16-month-old Naimah reading over 40 words. Naimah has been learning to read with Little Reader since the age of 10 months. To see more babies reading, visit the Baby Reading Videos page.
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