Add my name name to the long list of parents with
babies who can read thanks to this new system:

This System works!

My Baby Can Read, and he is 18 months old.
“The Kids aren’t reading the words, they are just memorizing the words?”
That is like saying:
“The Kids aren’t eating the food they are just swallowing the food.” It simply Does not make sense. Why are they trying to redifine what it means to read? In modern education it is referred to as “Sight Reading” and is considered to be the first step in reading.

I purchased the “Your Baby can Read” system while my wife was pregnant and following instructions, started him on the program promptly on the day he turned 3 months. I of course have also been reading books to him every day since before he was even 3 months and started him on board books since he was old enough to focus.

I originally purchased the deluxe 5 part set from Amazon, but now days you can get it on the yourbabycanread website for like $150 or something, an excellent deal for the extensive materials you will receive. I had watched the infomercials for years and told myself I would get the system for my kid if I ever had one.

It is also my formal undergraduate training in Biological and developmental psychology, that allowed me to understand just how different the “Your Baby can Read” program really is from everything else available on or off market. And now years later, my hunch about the “Your Baby can Read” system, has rewarded me in ways that I only dreamed of.

I started him on the “Your Baby can Read” system at 3 months and he has been loving the system ever since. I have not followed the instructions of the system as closely as I could have, I suppose, but I have been very busy, and we have been commuting halfway across the globe. With that said, I have been showing him the videos almost every day since he was 3 months old, I have been doing the flip up books and the sliding flashcards several times per week.  He demands the videos even though he doesn’t care to much for other TV(he hates “Teletubbies” and is utterly bored by “Baby Einstien”). In fact one of the first words he ever learned to say was “DVD” but when he pronounces it, it sounds more like “DDD”, he learned this exclusively so he could tell me to put the “Your Baby can Read” dvds on.  I have noticed his attention span for the videos has been increasing dramatically, when I started him at three months he could barely make it through the first one, now he watches one right after the other.

I tried the regular advanced flashcards with no picture for the first time a couple weeks ago, and to my amazement, he immediately began pointing to his nose, eyes, feet, etc., when I showed him the corresponding flashcards, with no prompting, or pictures or anything, on the very first try! It absolutely blew my mind. It is very clear to me now that he understands and reads many more words than he speaks.

I did not train him with the non picture flashcards at all, but he already knew many of them, from the video and sliding flashcards and books. I been have taking a much closer look at the “Your Baby can Read” system over the last couple of weeks and started implementing some of the other techniques and games outlined in the “Your Baby can Read” program. I decided to by another deluxe system on amazon and I could not find it, when I started googling for another source that
is when I discovered they had gone out of business.

the “Your Baby can Read” work is both paramount and
historical in my opinion, we are at a crossroads in education, I believe,
as leaps in cognitive science are gradually becoming mainstream.
Dr Titzer stumbled on some of this science, discovered, further
clarified, expounded, assimilated, and formulated it into a simple effective system, that works brilliantly.

This is about France, not america. But if it WAS america, rest assured this law would not be passed because we have this little thing called freedom of religion and freedom of expression…I dunno, maybe you’ve heard of it?