Review: The earlier children start learning, the easier life gets.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2014
We tend to underestimate toddlers' capacity to learn. My son was 10 months old when I introduced him to the alphabet. He soaked it up like a sponge. Before he was one year old, he pointed to a large encyclopedia on aviation in a bookstore and wouldn't let me leave without buying it. Every day I would point to the pictures and read a passage from the book. He couldn't get enough of it.His first word after da-da, was helicopter. By the time he was two, he knew all the makes of aeroplanes, from spitfires to jumbo jets, which airline and country they belonged to, and the capital city of each country.This clever and beautifully presented little book for preschoolers introduces them to visual recognition of letters and animals, to the concept of numbers and counting, and to recognizing and identifying various feelings.When children are introduced to these before school, school work becomes child's play.