Easy and joyfull to teach baby
We have a duty to tell every mother and father alive what we have learned.
It is easy and joyful to teach a twelve-month-old to read.
It is easy and joyful to teach a twelve-month-old to do math (better than I can).
Teach baby understand language
It is easy and joyful to teach a twelve-month-old to understand, and to read, a foreign language (or two or three languages, if you like).
It is easy and joyful to teach a twelve-month-old how to write (not write words – write stories and plays).
It is easy and joyful to teach a newborn infant how to swim (even if you can’t).
It is easy and joyful to teach a eighteen-month-old how to gymnastics (or ballet, or how to fall down the stairs without hurting himself).
It is easy and joyful to teach a eighteen-month-old how to play the violin, or the piano, or whatever.
It is easy and joyful to teach a eighteen-month-old about birds, flowers, trees, insects, reptiles, sea shells, mammals, fishes, their names, identification, scientific classifications, or whatever else about them you wish to teach.
Multiply your baby’s intelligence
It is easy and joyful to teach a eighteen-month-old about presidents, kings, flags, continents, countries, states.
It is easy and joyful to teach a eighteen-month-old how to draw or paint or to – well, to teach him to do anything that you can present to him in an honest and factual way.
When you teach a tiny child even one of these things, his intelligence rises.
When you teach a tiny child several of these things, his intelligence rises sharply.
When you teach all these things to a tiny child with joy and love and respect, his intelligence is multiplied.
And the best of all, when parents who truly love and respect their babies give them the gift of knowledge and ability, children are happier, kinder and more caring than children who have not been given these opportunities.
- Glenn Doman
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