Teach Babies to Read The magic formula is to show the baby phonograms and give one phoneme (sound) at a time, and accompany each phonogram with a simple word the baby can decode.
Learning in the Womb —At its peak, the fetal brain has twice as many brain cells as the baby at birth.
The Image Brain and Development of Photographic Memory — Dr. Makoto Shichida says that presenting large amounts of information at a fast pace to infants, toddlers and preschoolers stimulates the right brain and can activate photographic memory.
Foreign Languages and the Infant Mind With proper exposure, babies are able to learn foreign languages as easily as they learn their native tongue. Playing language tapes for infants can make learning foreign languages in school easier.
ABeCedarian Project—25 year study shows education beginning as early as 6 weeks of age brings best results.
LIFE and CHOICE This is International Parenting Association's perspective on the indwelling genius potential of human life in the womb.
Testimonial This mother used flashcards and her child remembers what he learned in infancy.
Exposé Studies prove children are endangered by cell phone radiation and they shouldn't use them.
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