Book summary: How to Teach Your Baby to Read

The book presents interesting ideas around early-age reading developments for babies. Physical activity Crawling (with tummy on floor) and creeping (on just four limbs) are both important for the brain development of the baby. A playpen restricts a child’s ability to learn about the world. If small, it restricts crawling and creeping, which further restricts brain development, vision, and hand-eye coordination. The child appears hyperactive. In reality, he is using his five senses to learn about the world. Learning Toddlers have a natural desire to learn. They can learn repeated messages in commercials much more easily than Mickey Mouse cartoons, though. Between 9 months and 4 years, a baby has an unparalleled ability to absorb new information. Kids 12 months or younger are the best to start reading. Years one to five are best for learning as many languages as possible. Any misinformation that enters a child’s mind in the first six years is very difficult to remove later. Children as…