Teach your baby to read e-Flash cards

It is easy to make your children a genius before six years of life !

Your children below six can easily absorb tremendous amounts of information. He can accept information at a remarkable rate. The more information he absorbs before the age of six, the more he retains.

e-Flash Card – shown quickly can capture the attention of kid and are effective teaching tools.

More than 3000 brightly illustrated e-Flash Cards to introduce simple words and pictures to your young children.

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Teach Your Children to Read

Very young children can and do learn to read words, sentences and paragraphs in exactly the same way they learn to understand spoken words, sentences and paragraphs.

Again the facts are simple – beautiful but simple. The eye sees does not understand what is seen. The ear hears but does not understand what is heard.

Only the brain understands. When the ear hears a spoken word or message, this message is broken down into a series of electrochemical impulses and flashed to the unhearing brain, Which then comprehend in terms of the meaning the word was intended to convey.

In the same manner it happens that when the eye sees a printed word or message, this message is broken down into a series of electrochemical impulses and flashed to a brain which understands but does not “see”.

It is a magical instrument, the brain. Both the visual pathway and the auditory pathway travel through the brain where both messages are interpreted by the same brain process.

If for any reason a child could be given only a single ability, that single ability should, without any question, be reading.

  - Glenn Doman

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Your child trusts you, often completely and absolutely.

Return that trust.

Your child will sense your respect and trust in your attitude, manner, and actions.

He wants to learn more than he wants anything in the world.

Give your child the opportunity to learn as a privilege that he has earned.

The things that you are teaching your child are precious.

Knowledge is not valuable; it is invaluable.

Once a mother asked us, “Should I give my child a kiss after I have taught him something ?”

Of course a mother should kiss her child as often as she likes – the more the better. But the question was a little like asking, “Should I give him a kiss after I kiss him ?”

Teaching your child is another kind of kiss.

Now you have another way of showing the most profound form of affection – respect.

Each time you teach your child, the spirit with which you do so should be that of a kiss or a hug.

You teaching is very much a part of everything you do with your child. It begins when he wakes up and doesn’t end until he is sound asleep.

When you have begun your program you should garnish your hard work with the absolute trust that your child has absorbed what your have given him.

Of course he knows what you have told him and shown him. You have gone to some considerable effort to make everything that you teach him nice and clear, and precise, and discrete and non-ambiguous.

What else could he do but know it ? It is all so simple for him.

- Glenn Doman