I know you have seen those products on TV showing babies reading at only a few months old, and if you are like me, you are wondering can these babies really read. They can. Babies have a brain like a sponge. They are capable of learning a lot from birth to 6 years of age. So if you want to teach child to read, then now is a good time. When I saw those babies, I wanted my daughter to be able to
Teaching your child how to read is crucial as reading is the basis for most future learning. Children who can read well and are confident in their reading will have a better kick start in school and also a more positive attitude towards learning in general. You as the parent or guardian play the most important role in your child's learning process as you are your kid's first teacher. There is a
You can make teaching your child to read a very easy process when you know how learning happens in the brain. It works the same way for young children as for adults but because all their learning is new; it is important for you to understand the process. Below I will explain the two main processes of learning and later on I will tell you how you can apply this to teaching your child to read. We
English varies in accent, colloquialism and even grammar in different countries of the world, yet the methods used to teach your child to read remain the same and will be naturally adapted to your country and region. However, unlike languages like Finnish and Greek where there is a one-to-one correspondence between a letter and its sound and where children read automatically after a few months
What are the best ways to ensure that your young child loves reading and doesn't find it a daunting task and a chore? The top thing you can do is set an example. If you show how you value reading, enjoy it and your child can see the benefits then they are much more likely to see reading as an integral part of everyday life. Show your child how useful reading is. Read for information, read recipes,
