Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/ Dr. Robert Titzer Ph.D, Recognized Expert and Infant Researcher. Mon, 10 May 2010 15:49:55 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-193 CW Wed, 07 Oct 2009 13:52:08 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-193 I am desirous of teaching my daughter brazilian portuguese.Is this DVD available? If not, when will it be? I am desirous of teaching my daughter brazilian portuguese.Is this DVD available? If not, when will it be?

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-182 Robert C. Titzer Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:09:22 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-182 <strong>Hi Christine, We do have many new ideas for early learning programs. And, we are currently working on many new products to expand the Your Baby Can Read! and Your Baby Can Learn! programs. We will soon be creating a DVD that will focus more on phonics and fast reading with comprehension. Please feel free to send any comments to us through the blog. </strong> Hi Christine,
We do have many new ideas for early learning programs. And, we are currently working on many new products to expand the Your Baby Can Read! and Your Baby Can Learn! programs. We will soon be creating a DVD that will focus more on phonics and fast reading with comprehension. Please feel free to send any comments to us through the blog.

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-181 Robert C. Titzer Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:08:05 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-181 <strong>Hi Sumaira, Thank you for your note and for your interest in our program. We are currently working to translate the videos into many languages including a Portuguese translation. We expect that it will take several months to accomplish the initial translations. Thank you for your offer to help, we do already have partners we are working with in many areas of the world.</strong> Hi Sumaira,
Thank you for your note and for your interest in our program. We are currently working to translate the videos into many languages including a Portuguese translation. We expect that it will take several months to accomplish the initial translations. Thank you for your offer to help, we do already have partners we are working with in many areas of the world.

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-180 Robert C. Titzer Mon, 27 Jul 2009 23:07:12 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-180 <strong>Hi Dr. Peterson, We have had no negative outcomes from children watching the videos a few times each day. In fact, your daughter will pick up the patterns of written language faster with more viewing. As long as she is interested, I would continue showing the DVDs according to schedule or even a little more often than suggested when she wants to watch again. But, please limit viewing to a maximum of three times each day. She will need to watch the DVDs over a period of at least 7 months to pick up the patterns of written language. At this point, she should be watching Volume 1. Please review the starter DVDs a few times each week. And, please avoid entertainment based TV programs and videos. Also expose her to written language in books and with the use of word cards so that she will take an interest in written words in many locations. </strong> Hi Dr. Peterson,
We have had no negative outcomes from children watching the videos a few times each day. In fact, your daughter will pick up the patterns of written language faster with more viewing. As long as she is interested, I would continue showing the DVDs according to schedule or even a little more often than suggested when she wants to watch again. But, please limit viewing to a maximum of three times each day. She will need to watch the DVDs over a period of at least 7 months to pick up the patterns of written language. At this point, she should be watching Volume 1. Please review the starter DVDs a few times each week. And, please avoid entertainment based TV programs and videos. Also expose her to written language in books and with the use of word cards so that she will take an interest in written words in many locations.

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-179 Robert C. Titzer Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:32:21 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-179 <strong>Hi Ana, I t is very nice to hear from a former student. Yes, I understand your initial skepticism about teaching babies to read because until you see an infant read, or unless you have heard of this before, it is a little hard to believe. However, it is actually easy to teach an infant to read. I hope you are doing well and I wish you and your child the best of luck!</strong> Hi Ana,
I t is very nice to hear from a former student. Yes, I understand your initial skepticism about teaching babies to read because until you see an infant read, or unless you have heard of this before, it is a little hard to believe. However, it is actually easy to teach an infant to read. I hope you are doing well and I wish you and your child the best of luck!

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-178 Robert C. Titzer Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:31:24 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-178 <strong> Hi Crystal, I am glad that your daughter is enjoying the videos so much. If she is telling you that she is not interested in reading the words on the cards, I would wait and try it at another time. We don’t want learning to read to seem like work to your daughter and we do want it to be fun. Please point out words in other locations when you are doing other activities to see if she seems interested in looking at written words in her environment. Try showing her a few of the word cards before watching the videos or at other times. Or try again after waiting a period of time after watching the videos. Remember to play with words and have fun! Dr. Titzer</strong>
Hi Crystal,
I am glad that your daughter is enjoying the videos so much. If she is telling you that she is not interested in reading the words on the cards, I would wait and try it at another time. We don’t want learning to read to seem like work to your daughter and we do want it to be fun. Please point out words in other locations when you are doing other activities to see if she seems interested in looking at written words in her environment. Try showing her a few of the word cards before watching the videos or at other times. Or try again after waiting a period of time after watching the videos. Remember to play with words and have fun!
Dr. Titzer

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-177 Robert C. Titzer Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:30:37 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-177 <strong>Hi Emily, Thank you for your nice comments about the program. We often hear that the babies and toddlers using the system are advanced in other ways besides learning to read. Children on our program are encouraged to speak early as well as learning to read. Please continue with the program and update us on how your son is doing.</strong> Hi Emily,
Thank you for your nice comments about the program. We often hear that the babies and toddlers using the system are advanced in other ways besides learning to read. Children on our program are encouraged to speak early as well as learning to read. Please continue with the program and update us on how your son is doing.

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-176 Robert C. Titzer Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:29:49 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-176 <strong>Hi Daniel, The videos were designed to teach children from 3 months to five years of age. Older children usually pick up the words faster than infants. Your son is picking up the words very quickly. Please move on to the next video in the series when your son has mastered most the words in the current video. Remember that you should go back and review the previously viewed videos even when you have moved on to the next video in the series. Show your son the flash cards that correspond to each video and note the number of words your son is recognizing from each video. Your son is not only learning individual words but he is also beginning to learn the patterns of written language. Your son will need to learn many words, probably hundreds of words, before he will pick up these patterns. I call this the “natural phonics method” where your son will begin to read words that he has never seen before.</strong> Hi Daniel,
The videos were designed to teach children from 3 months to five years of age. Older children usually pick up the words faster than infants. Your son is picking up the words very quickly. Please move on to the next video in the series when your son has mastered most the words in the current video. Remember that you should go back and review the previously viewed videos even when you have moved on to the next video in the series. Show your son the flash cards that correspond to each video and note the number of words your son is recognizing from each video. Your son is not only learning individual words but he is also beginning to learn the patterns of written language. Your son will need to learn many words, probably hundreds of words, before he will pick up these patterns. I call this the “natural phonics method” where your son will begin to read words that he has never seen before.

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Robert C. Titzer Wed, 22 Jul 2009 19:29:01 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-175 <strong>Hi Daniel, I appreciate your interest in teaching your son a second language. As you probably know, it is easier for a young child to learn a second language than it is for older children or adults. A recent study found that children who learned a second language after the age of 11 had two distinct areas of the brain for understanding language -- one for their native language and one for their second language. On the other hand, children who learned a second language before the age of four had one large area of the brain which was active for both languages. This suggests that children who learn language skills in their first several years of life are able to develop brains that are more efficient than children who learn those skills later in life. Here are a few methods that may work for your family: Since your spouse is fluent in Portuguese, she could speak to your son primarily in her native language while you speak to your son in English. Rather than having your son watch mindless TV, you could try the following strategies to introduce Chinese: Hire a babysitter who is fluent in another language or find a day care provider who speaks another language. Form a social group with other families and invite a teacher (who is fluent with a native accent) to teach the children and adults using children's books and natural dialogue situations. Use videos, books, computer software, and/or audio tapes to expose your child to other languages. Travel to areas (across town or around the world) where other languages are spoken and limit your use of English during these times.</strong> Hi Daniel,
I appreciate your interest in teaching your son a second language. As you probably know, it is easier for a young child to learn a second language than it is for older children or adults. A recent study found that children who learned a second language after the age of 11 had two distinct areas of the brain for understanding language — one for their native language and one for their second language. On the other hand, children who learned a second language before the age of four had one large area of the brain which was active for both languages. This suggests that children who learn language skills in their first several years of life are able to develop brains that are more efficient than children who learn those skills later in life.

Here are a few methods that may work for your family:

Since your spouse is fluent in Portuguese, she could speak to your son primarily in her native language while you speak to your son in English. Rather than having your son watch mindless TV, you could try the following strategies to introduce Chinese: Hire a babysitter who is fluent in another language or find a day care provider who speaks another language. Form a social group with other families and invite a teacher (who is fluent with a native accent) to teach the children and adults using children’s books and natural dialogue situations. Use videos, books, computer software, and/or audio tapes to expose your child to other languages. Travel to areas (across town or around the world) where other languages are spoken and limit your use of English during these times.

]]> Osta Aldactone - No Prescription DrugStore http://www.teachyourbaby.com/2008/08/how-to-talk-to-babies-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-135 Barbara Sennerstam Fri, 13 Mar 2009 08:16:18 +0000 http://www.teachyourbaby.com/?p=23#comment-135 Dear Dr. Titzer! I just received my order on Your baby can Read and Learn which i ordered through your international website as we live i Sweden. I have a question, which i already send to info@infantlearning.com over a week ago but got no answear . Our baby boy Gabriel will be a bilinguall child because I come from Poland and his dad speaks Swedish and we live in Sweden. Now we are planning to start your baby can program and we just purchased Your baby can read and learn package. So this way he can also learn English. I was wondering though how we should do with our native languages while introducing your program to Gabriel? Should we just let him go through the program using only english and let him learn swedish and polish only by listening to us till pogram is acomplished? What is your advice on this topic? Thank you in advance With best regards Barbara Sennerstam Dear Dr. Titzer!
I just received my order on Your baby can Read and Learn which i ordered through your international website as we live i Sweden. I have a question, which i already send to info@infantlearning.com over a week ago but got no answear . Our baby boy Gabriel will be a bilinguall child because I come from Poland and his dad speaks Swedish and we live in Sweden. Now we are planning to start your baby can program and we just purchased Your baby can read and learn package. So this way he can also learn English. I was wondering though how we should do with our native languages while introducing your program to Gabriel? Should we just let him go through the program using only english and let him learn swedish and polish only by listening to us till pogram is acomplished? What is your advice on this topic?
Thank you in advance
With best regards
Barbara Sennerstam

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