Reading with my SEED

[.r.]

Yeah
Randomly found dudes videos and my son says his name and will ask to watch his shows so I'm trying to teach his him read familiar things he knows. I haven't been to the website before though

Nor am I interested in his merchandise but I am working on my own animated kids show and store and others will follow

I was trying to get my 2yr in this “Akili and Me”. It features characters of color, but the video’s audio is sometime off, or is not a polished as it could be.

 

[Cheese McNair]

This is a tip for uncles or people who watch kids from time to time. Parents can use it too.

If the children are watching something for the second time, or 3x,etc

turn the closed captioning on, so that they can see the words that they've already heard.

Only on a big screen tv where the captioning doesn't block the picture...and only on a program that they've seen before.
Helps them become aware/familiar with how words are spelled.

This is how I grew up in regards to watching TV. Also helps you read aloud better

 

[Sunalmighty]

This may seem counterproductive but if you get him into PC gaming early, he'll very tech savvy by the time he reaches college and may develop into Software Engineer. Thats what happened with my brother. Not actually encouraging you to do that, just an example that shows you never know what kind of inspiration people will take from seemly wasteful hobbies. I felt with my daughter, it was best to just make sure she puts time and effort into her studies first and foremost. Anything else she wants to do for fun.(as long as it's safe and wholesome) is ok with me.

He already is. It's amazing how savvy He is with electronics

 

[Akae Beka]

I was trying to get my 2yr in this “Akili and Me”. It features characters of color, but the video’s audio is sometime off, or is not a polished as it could be.

I'm familiar with the show, I'm subscribed to the channel.
My son likes Akili and me, actually I would like to attribute them, some of my sons surge of improvements lately. That" one one one, show me one litter finger" song he sings along too. Definitely watches that every other day or so

 

[GrindtooFilthy]

op your child is 4 i think it would help if he started learning 2 foreign langues or at least 1

 

[audemarzz]

Bump for the culture

 

[yakamein]

Have anyone ever read to their kid while still in the womb. If so, recommendations?

 

[Geek Nasty]

How much time you dedicating to BJJ? Asses don't whoop themselves

 

[Rollie Forbes]

op your child is 4 i think it would help if he started learning 2 foreign langues or at least 1

I couldn't agree more. Children usually grasp foreign languages really well in the toddler/preschooler stage.

 

[.r.]

Flash cards, it’s freaky hearing how confidently my lil dude is picking out colors, shapes and numbers.

I’m like.......
And then...

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

read to your seed brehs...
the more you read to them the earlier they can read.
the earlier they read the sooner they start figuring things out.

lol at living with a kid who knows anything.
lol at some kid trying to talk to me about shyt.

that kid is gonna be the the most ignorant fool to walk the face of the earf by the time i'm done with it.

 

[Black Barbie]

Op, I love this. My mom and dad started reading to me as a baby and I started reading in kindergarten. The one thing I do wish my parents would've done was started on foreign languages. My mom and my extended family would always buy me books, I wish I still had them so that o could've passed them down to my own kids (when I have any). I used to do this with my older cousin's son, I would teach his numbers and ABCs. So by the time he was a year old, he knew how to receive the alphabet and count to twenty.

 

[get these nets]

bump