Best Educational Fun DVDS and Flash Cards for Children
Do you want to start teaching your child to read? This is the reading kit for you. The MonkiSee Reading Kit has been proven to be a favorite reading program for children. This kit has been carefully designed to engage, entertain, and educate your little learner. The MonkiSee Program combines music and poetry, along with puppets and real world images to expand your child’s vocabulary and . . .
MonkiSee DVDs are a fun and entertaining collection of baby DVDs that expose children to upbeat music, original poetry, lovable puppets and real world images. The collection introduces your child to body parts, colors, shapes and more. The MonkiSee series is rich in language and has been proven to increase your child's vocabulary. Guaranteed to be your child's favorite . . .
The Baby's First Words flash cards are a wonderful tool for teaching children from 3 months old to 3 years old how to read using the whole-word method. Because the words need to be large in order to capture child's attention, we have made these large size flash cards 5 inches high by 8 inches wide. There are currently seven different sets of MonkiSee flash cards available. Each set contains between 25-40 flash cards. . . .
How To Teach Your Baby To Read Baby reading? Is this really possible? Let me tell you of our method on how to teach your baby to read. If you saw a one year old speaking would you call that genius? Probably not, many children speak around their first birthday. If you saw a one…
Intelligence Gene: Science Proves Moms Are Responsible For Kids’ Smarts A new study published in Psychology Spot found that when it comes to intelligence, kids get their smarts from their mothers. And the explanation as to why this is is pretty simple! The genes that carry intelligence are located on the X chromosomes. And since…
Is Screen Time Helpful for Bilingual Babies? – Scribe – Forward.com What works for one child doesn’t work for another, and every parent I’ve asked for advice has told me the same exact thing: “You know your child better than anyone else in the world. So do what your experience has told you works best…
Mama”, “dada”, “ineluctable”. These are some possible first words any parent is waiting with bated breath to hear their child speak. OK, maybe not all of them but the excitement around what your child might say is all the same as if they did say ineluctable. The mystery of language acquisition is one which has…
