For more information, go to www.iahp.org/well-children

@cuocsongchauau113

5 жыл бұрын

I saw you have a lot of nice book. I wanna buy it. Where i can buy it for my baby. Pls advice

@iahp

4 жыл бұрын

You can go to www.gentlerevolution.com/ for books, materials, and ordering information. Thanks.

I applied this reading program with both of my children. They were both reading by age 2! This program is fun and effective. Babies are born super-smart and it is our responsibility as parent to not dumb-them-down.

@Tryinnosaurus_Rex

7 жыл бұрын

Bob Moses what program? Is it too late if she's 14 months?

@SailorBarsoom

6 жыл бұрын

I taught my cousin when she was four years old. It would have gone faster had she been younger, but it worked.

@lailabouayad8519

6 жыл бұрын

What's programme ?

@celia-ov6rm

6 жыл бұрын

These kids are not reading. They just memorize the symbols.

@SailorBarsoom

6 жыл бұрын

If you can recognize the symbols, and you know what the symbols mean, that's reading.

This is not reading...but it is a clear example. When a parent makes a huge effort to teach there children at a infant to toddler stage! Bravo to this mother for all the effort reading to her child...he now recognizes sight words and makes hand gestures and looks up and points to the sight words....which is fantastic at this age! This child will learn to read sooner than his peers....again excellent work to the parents of the baby....

@MT-ns9jq

2 жыл бұрын

“This is not reading”. And “he now recognizes words”. How do you think reading works?

@deanthamenon1131

2 жыл бұрын

all learning to read starts at a point where they are not reading. He recognizes words. He's beginning to make the associations. At his age he is already years beyond the typical early reader.

@stayathomecichlidmom3579

2 жыл бұрын

@@MT-ns9jq In simple form, take any of the words he "read" and use them in a different place, book, ect.. he would not know how to "read" them. The tutor should be "Baby memorizing Sight words. . Which is apart of learning to read.

@lizf1353

Жыл бұрын

Most people depend almost entirely on sight words when reading. Phonetic reading is a PART of reading but not the whole thing sight word reading is reading

@comentariosentreparentesis

Жыл бұрын

There are two types of reading, passive reading and active reading. The difference rely on the complexity and depth of the text, but this is actually reading.

I am in shock he can't speak properly but picks up. The cues. I am motivated

@MindbendingRobot

2 жыл бұрын

"How to teach your baby to read" and the How to Multiply your Baby's Intelligence course

Aww!! He's so smart! Very intelligent at such a young age! Already learned all those words early in life! Very impressive! He will be a genius by the time he hits PRE K!

@iahp

Жыл бұрын

Guess what? He already is a genius. All children are linguistic geniuses with an insatiable desire to learn.

@MelB868

Жыл бұрын

@@iahp he only knows the shape of the words if they were in a book he hasn’t seen he wouldn’t know them. He’s smart and cute but this isn’t real reading

Most important thing is to also avoid exposing babies to electronic screens at a very early age which only damages the brain cells faster than we think.

@ChristAlone_

2 жыл бұрын

So important!

@jacobsinger97

2 жыл бұрын

Yesss omfg!! But most dumb people dont know that and dont care! 😓 one of them is soulmate..shes a young mom who has her own eyesight weak due to watching phone but also gave macbook to her daughter who is 1. 😔 stupid

@ishkibable

2 жыл бұрын

Screen time doesn’t “damage brain cells”. Over exposure and inappropriate apps can cause mental and social harm with addiction, sleep schedule, and antisocial behavior, but I believe as long as you curate educational apps, limit screen time, and have co-interaction/don’t leave them alone with screens, they can become resourceful educational tools… on the other hand if you let them use any app (ie TikTok), alone, whenever they want, however they want, that’s is not good. Usually vague health recommendations against screentime are stated in order to try to prevent parents using screens as babysitters.

@msoda8516

2 жыл бұрын

Talking to you babies in real speech and reading it key. My kids all talked early and well. My youngest was an early reader

@FightPicks

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think this is true, my son started to read (up to 9 letter words)and talk when he was 16 months old. He had his 1-2hrs screentime for each day but we make sure he only watches educational videos.

Aw, he's adorable bless him, such a clever little lad.

Both of my sons read fluently before they turned 2. We use the strategies in our family. All the cousins are the same. Please see videos for proofs.

@brigiddailey5674

Жыл бұрын

I have cousins that read from a very early age too. My brother is 4 and he has been teaching himself to read since he was 3.

seriously my mouth is agape from amazement.

Why is the mum flipping those pages so fast?

@figarocalisthenics9516

3 жыл бұрын

Because babies get very quickly bored and distracted, so you need to move quickly and they absorb visuals much faster than older people.

@atilla4352

3 жыл бұрын

right side of the brain activation

Oh how precious ❤❤❤

Make a video on how you taught these things to your baby??? Or any other video which says the way. Please!!

@leah-michelle5872

2 жыл бұрын

It's the Doman method. Read 'How to Multiply Your Baby's Intelligence' by Glenn Doman and Janet Doman

@stayathomecichlidmom3579

2 жыл бұрын

Look up "sight words" and make flashcards.

Unlike the left brain that is slower, The right side of the brain has photographic memory function as well as music and creativity If you do an actifity at normal speed, the baby is just using the left side of the brain If you do it so fast, the baby will turn on the right side if its brain to cope with the speed So it have to be fast

Omg. He is truly smart

Soooo cute! Smart baby

How mam.... How do u make ur child understand so easy . plz share tips

@Roger__Wilco

3 жыл бұрын

The child isn't understanding a single letter, he has no concept at all of the meaning of the words let alone understanding what words even are in the first place. This is the same as training him to point at a certain object when he sees a picture he's trained to associate with it. And a lot of it is very likely influenced behind the camera.

Ohhhhhh,I see Mensa in his future ,he’s adorable.

Do u have digital printables of the books ?

UNBELIEVABLE!!!

What kind of homemade books are these? How were they made? Looking to make some for my baby

@skyl616

2 жыл бұрын

Get a laminator machine, look it up on Amazon.

So clever

This made my day!

She’s speed reading through that book. Slow down. I wanna look at the pictures. Lol.

How is he now?

Does the speed play a big factor in how he memorizes the words and images ?

@fitandcurvy2520

Жыл бұрын

i watched a documentary about kids in china learning at an early age and speed learning was one of their methods. Probably explains all the timed educational stuff we have going around for instance kahoots, timed math tests (completing it under 10 mins etc)

@Ty-iz9wd

Жыл бұрын

@@fitandcurvy2520 Interesting. I sorta speed read to my kid when I figure he's losing attention 😅. Now I gotta teach him sightwords and I am wondering if he'll learn better if I speed read? I also wanna start him in a second language (German) while he's still learning English. He's 2. So far, with sight words I've been doing C-A-T spells cat and then repeating the word cat and repeating what I said over again. Dunno if it helps

Adorable

Well, aren't we smart, so many ways to go, so many options, and in the end we think we got it right, but it is only because we fool ourselves to believe in our possibilities. What we see here is a mother and a child interacting, it works because both are willing to cooperate and react with one another - the child is not reacting to the book, and it is not reading it is the mother, experiments have shown this extensively, it only works with the mother's interaction. If you love your child or children, get them to interact with you, games that make fun, sing songs and tell little funny stories, get the child in a happy chatty mood ask questions and react with approval when you receive an answer, make corrections as part of the game, don't insist it's game not work, show the child that you love to play and be together touch and hug the child comfort and cuddle and be happy and chatty if you do this whenever you are together with the child you will get the child you want the child you love.

Very good Zeke

She turns the page before the baby can learn anything. What's the hurry mum? Let baby enjoy the experience

Sure turn those pages fast… is that necessary?

How did you make that bath tub book with baby’s pics?

@wavy.ambient.vibe.illustra2352

3 ай бұрын

My aunt made all of these books and taught my cousin before she sadly passed away. She used photoshop and a canon printer.

Mommy doesn't really let Zeke read, she turns the page so quickly. Zeke is like:"yeah mom, whatever you say"...😁😃 Zeke memorizes all the things she tells in the story? Either way he's still very intelligent baby😊

@deanthamenon1131

2 жыл бұрын

It is supposed to be read quickly. He is listening and watching intently. When we speak to our children, we speak at just about the rate she is reading. Children pick up language quickly with that and with repetition. She will read those books to him several times each over the course of a couple months. He will absorb the words. This is about learning words by sight, and not so much about the content of the story, but the baby also learns the story as time goes on. Babies love being read to this way.

@rere7380

2 жыл бұрын

Fast is the point to teach them

@thiliniwish19

2 жыл бұрын

it is the way, being fast is key to this method

@MindbendingRobot

2 жыл бұрын

What is reading but memorizing some words and then deducing the rules of the language?

@comentariosentreparentesis

Жыл бұрын

Baby is reading faster than our adult brains think they are. At this moment the brain is ready to learn anything just at a single glance.

I just see the mom reading......to Zeke and him reacting.....

@MehmettUnsal

3 жыл бұрын

How could Zeke then show the objects on the papers? The baby knows reading for this she can show what is, in the paper.

🤔 I'd really like to read about more studies on this.. cause I worry, maybe it's more Pavlovian than actual comprehension. Edit: woooow. This baby is 9 years old now. Didn't see how old this was until I commented. Wonder how they're doing

Clever

Does this mom have a KZread page?

Where can i find these books

@wavy.ambient.vibe.illustra2352

3 ай бұрын

This was my aunt and baby cousin. My aunt made all of these books by herself before she passed away sadly

@NHAMONT

2 ай бұрын

@@wavy.ambient.vibe.illustra2352 Really ? What happened to her? my feelings

Slow down! Don’t hurry him. Relax….

Pandainya

You made these books and it sounds like a kindergarten class wrote it I had to write a book in kindergarten, first grade second grade and I think third grade

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She turns the pages fast because babies are able to visually see images as fast as they are presented to them. She is correct to do it this way. Babies are only limited by the limitations the parents put on them.

@minimennaturalsft.isaiah8560

6 жыл бұрын

Wow I didn’t know that, I will start implementing that with my baby boy

Fifty years ago I heard about Dr Glenn Doman teaching Down's Syndrome infants of 18 months to read using flash cards. I bought the set and used it to teach/play with my eldest two. They loved it. Today they are still avid readers, and above average intelligent. It can work on any child. Thank you for bringing back memories!

@tullejeberg2790

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Jenny, how old is you children? did you use the program from the instuitute to teach them? thanks in advance

@deanthamenon1131

2 жыл бұрын

I wish the flash cards were still available for purchase. The cost of printing these at home is going to be phenomenal nowadays.

Aw bless him, such a clever, gorgeous little man!

This is what I call spending time with your kids. See how many things they can learn. Not what the world want us to teach them all stupid things.

He isn't reading. He knows the words as pictures, it's memorization

@sanlee2060

6 жыл бұрын

Page James true

@mariagradilla296

6 жыл бұрын

Page James yup association

@dianacassinelli9467

5 жыл бұрын

Page James still better than others...

@livesofflowers376

5 жыл бұрын

Reading is memorizing, its the basics of learning and putting it into memory. He may not know the meaning of it but hes on the first step into learning and developing his vocabularies which is very good for babies.

@catalynoo

5 жыл бұрын

Lol, thats what learning is.

they are learning through association

Have anyone encountered parents so proud of their kids and calling them smart just because their kids tap a cell phone screen.?

@therookie8872

2 жыл бұрын

My cousins. When I have kids I’m not letting them look at a screen except for a tv on regulated time till they’re at least 4.

I've used another program to teach my 2 years old daughter and i'm also amazed by how fast children can learn.

@deanthamenon1131

2 жыл бұрын

which program?

That baby’s “Umm” is sooo precious!

Why do you go so fast when reading to him?

@nathan_cole

7 жыл бұрын

A babies brain works like a super computer. You need to go at least this fast for them to absorb the information because they are constantly trying to make sense of the world around them. If you go to slow, they will lose interest. Same thing with repetition. If you always teach them something in certain orders, like 1,2,3... they will remember it ends with 10 and get bored. The younger they are, the faster and more random you go.

@Nicolacurran1

7 жыл бұрын

Wow I just found this and thought the same thing about the speed. My daughter just went 14 months so I'm gonna try this thanks.

@iahp

7 жыл бұрын

Check out www.gentlerevolution.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=G&Category_Code=Reading for more information about teach your baby to read!

@natytrueheart

6 жыл бұрын

BECAUSE HE GETS IT !!!! AHAHAHA YOU OBVIOUSLY NOT :) WE ARE ALL CAPABLE OF THAT :) SO BARE IN MIND!!! THIS SHOULD BE THE WAY TEACHING OF THIS NEW KIDS SHOULD LOOK LIKE :) BUT TEACHERS ARE NOT CAPABLE OF THAT :) THEY ARE BORED IN THIS SHITT SCHOOLS :)

@justinmaemasanga7726

6 жыл бұрын

I tried to read slow and my daughter is not focusing

17 month year old Zeke wrote his first novel!

OMG THAT'S BEAUTIFUL I JUST LOVE KIDS THE WAY THEIR LIL MINDS SOAKS UP INFORMATION IS SO AMAZING

People always have something negative to say even when you do something right. Babies learn faster then an adult they soke up alot just like a sponge. Good job on inspiring your child to read.

Sight words. Many children can learn this way and at this age.

Great job mommy! He is a genius baby so cute :)

adorable, what a cute smart baby

Hands down, Best Mommy EVER!!! Thank you for your inspiration! 🙌🙌👍👍

doing this quickly hits a certain part of the brain to stimulate. a well done to the mummy for all the books

I'd like to know how Zeke is ok with keeping all those books and paper work on that book shelf? Every single day, my little 14 month old baby girl will take out all or most of the books on her bookshelf and just let them lay all over the floor or try to play with them and stack them herself. Sometimes she gets frustrated when they don't stack right. Ha. I pick them up and place them back in the shelf and she will just take them out again. It drives me crazy. Haha.

@bettyespeed1501

6 жыл бұрын

Don't you get it, Mom? THAT'S her game. Take them all out, then you obligingly put 'em back , and she repeats it all over again! WHEE! (for her.)

@jennyd095

4 жыл бұрын

freenclearkc2012 my 13 months old does the same😂

Absolutely amazing

At 4:20 Zeke takes the camera and produces footage for Discovery Channel and National Geographic, in his spare time.

@jacklemonhead1.945

5 жыл бұрын

Obviously every one of the children on here are well ahead of you. Comments like yours show scientists that neanderthal man still hasn't evolved as much as they first thought.

This is so cool. Bless him

Did you make this book to your baby? And where did you get the flash cards at plz help 🙏🏽

hahaha when he went to the tile and double checked before doing so!

This is stunning... Loved the personalised books. I don't have kids, just taking notes.You make this look easy have a feeling it's not.

Fast because babies have short attention span and will loose focus, plus whatever she is doing she obviously is doing it right.

smart baby! but mommy you flip pages WAY too fast lol

@iahp

7 жыл бұрын

That is because babies read much faster then we do!

@stiffinniesaunders7373

6 жыл бұрын

+IAHP Videos really?

@pagejames8754

6 жыл бұрын

Rong Pruitt Because he's not reading. He sees them as pictures

@iamURHO

6 жыл бұрын

Rong Pruitt that's kinda the point

@TheShellymay

5 жыл бұрын

Flipping the pages that is part of the program. They actually learn hundreds of times faster than we do. It’s an instinct babies have

Es hermosooo!!! I love it!

Maybe she is going fast bc it's a video clearly the method she is using is working.

When he says bubbles im dead 😍 so cute !!! 😍😍

Holy smokes this is so awesome!!!! Hats off to this lady!

She is awesome mom !!

This toddler knows more eng words than me. Cutee

Wonderful! how did he start reading..then connecting it with the things around?

Did you take the course at the Institute? How did you follow the program with such amazing results? Also where and how did you make your materials? Can you please make more videos on your journey I would love to see more and the progress of your son. Thank you you did a wonderful job.

Like how he turns to camera after "The End". What's Zeke progress now?

Mommy is a good reader LOL

How did you make those cards? I would love to buy whatever equipment I would need to get a result like yours.

@iahp

9 жыл бұрын

Caroline Taylor We would recommend that you read Glenn Doman's book "How to Teach Your baby to Read". It provides all the background on how to do this Reading Program with your child. You can buy this book and other materials, like the reading words that you see in this video, at www.gentlerevolution.com.

@Taylorsquaredify

9 жыл бұрын

iahpvideos I have read four of your books already and have bought reading cards as well as the dot cards, I just loved how this woman made such nice little books. Plus I have gathered hundreds of pictures that I want to convert to cards at home. Any suggestions? I think your organization is just a blessing to anyone willing to try. Thanks!

@iahp

9 жыл бұрын

Please consider coming to our Institutes in Philadelphia and attending the "How to Multiply Your Baby's Intelligence" course. We give it three times yearly. We teach parents during the course about teaching children to read, do math, encylclopedic knowledge, becoming physically superb, speak foreign languages, etc. If you're interested, contact us at facebook@iahp.org.

So CUTE!

Wow your a awsome mom!!!you make learning fun for him.

'Phonetic reading' has been shown to be the better method of learning to read than 'whole word'. And it is definitely better if you want your child to be able to read anything...not just memorize whole words by their shapes. I suggest that parents NEVER say the names of letters but instead the sounds. I had to actually shield my children from learning the names of letters because it is just SO confusing for a child (or adult learning a second language) to learn both. Learning the sounds of letters can initially be a challenge for parents. Example the letter 'O' goes AW....as in HOT. It does not normally go OH. At least they should not learn the OH sound first. Later. So I called the letter 'O' = AW. "Give me the AW." My little Christopher was almost at his second birthday and could say any vowel learned over 2 weeks casually as magnetic letters on the fridge. I then introduced consonants, one at a time. Btw I would be cooking at the stove during all of this. No pressure. It all came as easily as a toddler learning to identify any object in his environment; ball, pencil, hat, A, E, I, O, U etc... (Remember sounds only!). At his second birthday I strung TA together, then MA, then BA etc..and he could say them. I made up silly sounds which he loved....MA TA BA BA KA. One day I put CAT on the fridge...and I got down on one knee next to him and I put my finder under each letter and he said them all. Then I told him to keep his voice going and slid my finger from C to A to T...and he himself realized he had said the word CAT. At his second birthday Christopher could read...and was toilet trained! Two big accomplishments! He was reading Dr. Seuss books at his 3rd birthday. And at kindergarten the school board tested him at grade 6 level with comprehension. They didn't test at a higher level. I taught my other children the same way and they were about 6 - 12 months behind Christopher. As young children they could read cereal boxes, messages I left them, newspaper headlines!...library books, store front names, menus, instructions, workbooks etc... They also LOVED to write things down themselves. It became a favourite activity. Drawing and adding titles and messages was fun. Phonetic reading opened up a while new world for them.

@donajean33

6 жыл бұрын

Robin Michetti I agree with all that you say here! Learn the sounds not the letter!

@t.r.1457

6 жыл бұрын

Robin Michetti - Hello Robin, thx for the brief, good report. It's similar to what I imagined I will do with my baby regarding teaching them to read. You proved me right, thanks again :-). Btw. your other children were behind your first son (at same age) maybe because you naturally didn't have anymore the amount of time and focus left for them and their older sibling(s) like you had it with your firstborn alone. You automatically have to divide your attention, teaching and time on more kids, hence the younger ones got a lighter education version per day, although you structured the programme the same. Greetings from Germany.

@adelamendoza6422

6 жыл бұрын

Robin Michetti i

@Dizikolik3

6 жыл бұрын

İn Germany children are tought to read with the phonetic sounds of the letters rather than the alphabetical names at 1st & 2nd grade in school. Even though we started of later to read than this age, İ can totally relate to that statement! Way easier to understand it

@a.kylekramer1775

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly Robin! My wife and I had to search high and low to find a program that didn't just use sight words. We had wonderful success with this one: www.how2teachreading.com . We started using it shortly after our son started talking and it was a great program. He is now in 3rd grade and is well above his reading level!

Lol 😂. The cutest thing! Great job!

He's amazing, and so cute♡♡♡♡

Wow i love him

The baby is already a fast reader...great job teacher.

Where can I find these big print books from ??

I feel like maybe she flips the pages like that, because his attention span. Keeping him intrigued. He's a smart boy!

I am doing this with my baby. How did you make the cards with such perfect lettering?

Well trained bb great job Mom

Smart baby! Can’t wait to have kids one day and train them to be little genius’ like this

why the rush?

@Cilalubo

7 жыл бұрын

Children brains are super fast computers, they do not prosses information slowly and logicaly like debeloped adults (we learn to do it when we are babies). This was discovered by professionals.

@ggomesC3H

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah still though..... why the rush?

@lynebessi4410

6 жыл бұрын

George G to keep his attention

@maisoonmoaaz7019

6 жыл бұрын

Why not ? As long as he is having fun

@wildewillie89

4 жыл бұрын

Envy? Why the rush is a legitimate question. If we look at the countries that have rushed their children they score much lower in future happiness scores. Also there is no evidence that if a kid is identifying pictures at this age (not reading),. that they will be any better at reading that a kid who is not rushed by age 12. A survey of teachers in Australia for instance found that they don't want kids to be able to read before they start school, that is their job to teach them....what they do want is emotionally stable children.

Both smart boys. the mother turning those pages so quickly LOL

Great job! The mum deserves an accolade

This is so much fun! My son is using their materials and this material works! It is fun to use and it is amazing what a little one can learn! And best of all my son loves doing the program and learning. So much fun for the entire family.

@shapekins

4 жыл бұрын

from where can i buy this from ?

I wish I could be a great mom like you in the future😍😍

@ushauphattangdi2236

6 жыл бұрын

NVD G m

great job mommy! SMART boy.. may I know which age you started?

@fatmatasesay6291

6 жыл бұрын

KuyilGal05

@BlessedfamilyAndtwins

6 жыл бұрын

Can you tell me what month you started?

@ysabelleflowers4000

5 жыл бұрын

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@asmaartistic3525

5 жыл бұрын

you can start when he is 3 months.. you should read about Glenn Doman method before starting

How do u teach him to read? is not just putting in front the word, pointing and repeating the word I guess. what method and steps do u use?

Can you please show the content of some other books as well