Early Reading Resources
Posted on 04. Jan, 2010 by Kama in Resources
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Signing TimeIf you want to know what your young baby, or even non-talking toddler, is thinking, then you should be using Signing Time. This sign language program is fantastic. Babies as young as just a few months old have been shown to be able to communicate using sign language. Youngsters will sometimes learn to read also by watching these fun, musical, but highly educational DVDs. |
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Your Baby Can ReadDeveloped by a dad who taught his two daughters to read while they were still babies, Your Baby Can Read is a program that is fun for babies and young children. It’s an excellent way to get your child on the road to early reading while their brain is still primed for language development. |
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BrillKidsBrillKids offers a free trial of their program. Somewhat similar to Your Baby Can Read products, but with an even wider range of educational options, BrillKids has both reading and math programs for young babies and children. In addition, there is a large community of parents who are working with their own kids to help you on your path to early learning for your baby. |
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Glenn Doman’s BooksConsidered a pioneer by many in very early childhood learning, Glenn Doman has some excellent books about the subject. From reading to math to music, Glenn shares insights that most people are unware of in regards to the capacity of tiny minds. |
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StarfallA free online phonics educational resource for parents and children. |
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