"Can babies learn to read, what if they can't even speak?"
If these are some of the questions going through your mind, let's take a look at the answers.
-- Why should I teach my baby to read?
Because never again in your baby's life will it be this easy for your baby to learn to read. Babies are born with a rapidly developing brain, which allows them to learn things at lightening speed. By tapping into this potential that your baby possesses, you can give your child an advantage in life.
"This is your window of opportunity"
From birth to 3 years old, babies can easily learn to read in just minutes a day. That's right, minutes! Thousands of babies, the world over, have been learning to read for over 40 years now.
How To Teach Your Baby To Read
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After a few weeks both my husband and myself noticed that he is able to identify objects more quickly than he had before we introduced the DVD. Thank you for making a product that makes learning fun. Every parent with a new baby should purchase this DVD. We're looking forward to what you have coming up next!"
Melissa Oczkowski
Cambridge, MA
17 month old reads on "The Today Show"
If you haven't already seen it, watch this video (Google Video) of 17-month-old Elizabeth Barrett reading. Her parents have been reading to her since she was born. They also allowed her to watch Signing Time, a series designed to teach sign language to children. They aren't sure exactly how their baby learned to read, but we are.
Babies simply absorb the language that surrounds them. Surround your child with the written word, and they will master it simply and easily. Immerse them in foreign language, and they will speak it. The developing brain of a baby is a miraculous thing.
"A baby's brain is like a sponge"
Controlled studies have shown that children who learned to read as babies maintain a permanent advantage over peers taught to read at a later time. Children who learn to read during infancy also have a faster reading speed and maintain a deeper level of comprehension.
A head start in life
The window of opportunity to easily learn to read begins to close by age four, which is why many children struggle to read when they start school.
-- How to get started.
Monki See Monki Doo Flash Card Series Learn more
You can teach your baby to read using the traditional method of flash cards. We have created four sets of flash cards to make starting a reading program a snap. Your baby will learn to read forty words with each set and by the time they have completed the fourth set, your baby will be reading two word combinations, also called couplets.
Our goal is to get your baby progressing from single words to couplets, and then on to phrases and sentences. We begin to teach babies to read couplets as early as the second Volume of flash cards.
Teaching your baby to read with flash cards should be a no pressure game that you play each day. You want to show your baby the words frequently and quickly. Each session should be 30 seconds or less. That's right, 30 seconds. You will want to present the words three times each day. In 90 seconds a day, you can to teach your baby to read.
Now if you are thinking, 30 seconds, three times a day is just too complicated, but you would still like to give your child an advantage, we have an even easier method of teaching your baby to read.
Educational DVD for babies
This is really a no brainer, which is exactly why we came up with it. As parents, we have a list of a million things to do each day. If adding on a flash card reading program seems intimidating, let's look at the next method.
NEW! Monki See Monki Doo "Baby's First Words" DVD Learn more
We have a video that will get your baby started reading their first 40 words. That's right, a video. You pop in the DVD, have your child sit back and enjoy the show, and they will learn to read. It is that easy.
There is really no reason not to give your child this advantage. Reading is a skill your child will use every day for the rest of their life. Why not introduce it early when it is so easy to acquire?
Today is the easiest day to teach your baby to read. Each day that passes by, it gets more difficult. Don't delay.
Why Teach Your Baby To Read
- Provides brain stimulation for your baby.
- Boost IQ
- Today, it is easy for your baby to learn to read. It gets more difficult each day that goes by.
- Gives your baby a head start in life.
- It is easy and fun to do.
- Your baby will love it. You will be amazed to see how fast they learn.
- Strengthens bond between you and your baby.
- It will show you just how amazing your baby is!
"My whole family loves the new DVD, Monki See Monki Doo!! Not only is it entertaining for little ones to watch, but it is extremely educational. My 18 month old daughter had no interest in watching anything on TV until the day we popped in Monki See Monki Doo. She was so intrigued from the start and now she is hooked. It’s the only thing she wants to watch. She hands me the DVD case while making monkey sounds and is engrossed for the whole 30 minutes. The best part is that she has learned all her body parts in such a short time. Within a week, she was reading the word baby. We are so excited for more to follow… "
Amy B.
Winter Garden, FL
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