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• Overview
• The Early Years
• Fun and Bonding
• Is Your Baby Too Young?
• Why Can't More Pre-School Children Read?
• Can You Harm Your Child if You Don't Get It Just Right?
• Some Benefits of Early Reading
• The Language Window

The Librarian laughed indulgently when my 3 year old daughter Katy sat down with a huge pile of books - until she started to read! The Librarian's jaw nearly dropped through the floor!! She couldn't believe her eyes - or ears!

Fun and Bonding

Learning to read as a tiny infant is a source of much fun and laughter - just what we would like our little one's childhood to be full of!

Our approach to teaching babies to read is not at all formal. Babies don't belong in school rooms!

Lessons are short (only 30 seconds long at first!)

We present reading as fun and exciting, with plenty of suggestions for ways to keep it entertaining.

Spending this kind of happy, playful time with our child helps build a strong bond between us. This bond is the foundation for a good lifelong relationship. Anything we can do to strengthen it is of immense value!

Laughter and learning should go together! They make a great team! And that's what we are helping parents achieve through our course.