Your Baby Can Read Complete DVD Tutorials with Flash Cards

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The Your Baby Can Read : Early Language Development System is a revolutionary early learning program encourages that infants and toddlers to learn the written word and spoken word simultaneously. Your child will learn with interactive text, pictures, songs, and games naturally and easily, along with smiles, laughter and fun. Start your baby reading today. Your Baby Can Read! is the early reading program for children 6 months to 5 years and best of all it’s fun. Read more details on next page.
The natural window of opportunity to learn written language is at the same time children learn to speak. Imagine your child reading before the age of five, prior to entering school. Since a baby’s brain thrives on stimulation and develops at a phenomenal pace, the best and easiest time to learn a language is during the infant and toddler years. The early language development system lets you seize this window of opportunity to enhance your child’s learning ability. Giving your child the tools early in life for effective communication, increased learning capacity and emotional well-being will help unlock your child’s potential. Ages 3 months to 5 years old.

DVD titles:
1. The Starter
2. Volume 1
3. Volume 2
4. Volume 3
5. Review
6. Workshops

BONUS: Early Learning Workshop
Many people have traveled great distances to hear Dr. Bob speak about how they can stimulate language development in their babies. Learn more about how your baby’s brain develops and why the “natural window” for learning language starts to close at age five. Discover how this remarkable program will have positive and permanent effects in your child’s life! The DVD also features an interview with his daughter Aleka, and tips and techniques on how to stimulate your child’s thinking and creative abilities.

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Your Baby Can Read, a popular (and pricey) early education program, may be fake. A class action lawsuit alleges that the Your Baby Can Read corporation used false advertising and bogus claims to market its product, promising parents that they could teach children as young as three months to read. But child psychology experts at Harvard and other leading universities reviewed the system and concluded that Your Baby Can Read doesn’t live up to its claims. The truth is, your baby can’t read, and the company is currently being investigated by the FTC. “It raises false expectations,” said Dr. Karen Hopkins, a developmental pediatrician at New York University’s Langone Medical Center, who also called Your Baby Can Read “misleading” and “false.” - See more at: http://www.scambook.com/blog/2012/07....BtovGDA7.dpuf