How To Train Your Baby To Be Super Smart

[@HongoKanata1]

So basically just play with your child and don’t be lazy and just get them to settle down with an iPad or tv or something.

[@Bitachon]

@khadijah farisha are there studies to prove that?

[@xyoojvia]

Lol, exactly! 🙌

[@nirv2796]

@khadijah farisha Do you know if 3 years and 7 months is too late for a complete technology fast for the kid? Particularly, if he has been overexposed to too many music rhymes.

[@zainab98765]

@@nirv2796 if I may interject, yes you can by exposing your child to more varied activities and different types of play. Outdoors, movement, simple science experiments you can do with stuff you have at home, use learning games you can print for free online, and you don't have to eliminate screens completely. Just keep it to a total of accumulated 45 minutes per day, so 5 minutes here, 7 minutes there etc and using useful learning apps or videos. If your child is used to being passive in front of a screen, you may face some resistance and impatience and lack of concentration but it will pass, just keep at it 😊.

[@xeroqlasbb9774]

@khadijah farisha you have "heard", now provide the scientific study that supports your claim

[@fernando8246]

Imagine going to school since you were 5 days old

[@westtv1587]

I went to school when I was 5 years and some 6 y now 7 year is to late some. Country

[@deannawijaya4063]

i went to school since i was 2 years old 😔

[@westtv1587]

@@deannawijaya4063 hhhhh lies is not school when you had 2 year it call garden not school

[@TCh3962]

@@westtv1587 Actually, it depends on the type of school. I too started school at the age of 2, Montessori School. True, at that age the activities are similar to preschool and kindergarten, but it is still correct to call it school. In fact, another term commonly used for preschool is nursery school.

[@westtv1587]

@@TCh3962 me I mean when you had 2 years is kindgrden at 4 is call pre school after 5 it's call school that I know.

[@nellyt3926]

As an early childhood educator, I have so much to say about this video. #1- this way of learning encourages an increase in hyper stimulation of the brain. #2- SwingI got children up into the air can cause an increased risk of shaken baby syndrome and even possible brain damage. These methods are extreme and may be effective in the area of brain muscle memory at the risk of so many possible long term side effects. The brain, much like all other muscles takes time to develop and needs to be nurtured and properly taken care of in a way that promotes the greatest possible outcome for healthy development. Children should have a balanced routine that encourages natural growth at a pace that is unique to the individual 😊.

[@internalsolace4402]

I agree with this as I'm an Early Childhood Eductor as well and my agreement is backed by theories and researches that we study in our course.Also, adding to this I had a healthy discussion with some of the prominent Educators about the steep FAD prodigy baby programs promoted and sold over the social media platforms where the baby is said to achieve it's milestones way before an average.These kind of programs do more harm than good as they lay a lot of pressure on the growing baby's brain and physique and is totally against the developmentally appropriate practices.

[@SergioGonzalez-ro3ft]

You should worry more about what american schools are doing to our kids.

[@askallbabystar1571]

These method is at least 40 years old. It is not new. And it works.

[@Angie.A]

@@SergioGonzalez-ro3ft I agree, many American schools are way behind many schools in other countries. However, I think the smartest are still in us 😂 but few. Many parents depend too much on school systems and forget we as parents need to help training the kids and be good role models 😂 kids copy parents or caregivers

[@the-john-smith]

@@Angie.A The smartest are still in u.s.? Do a small research and discover the names of CEOs of Google and Microsoft :)

[@saudiacamille2033]

I actually tried this and now my daughter is 3 and has such an extensive vocabulary! She’s so intelligent! She amazes everyone she encounters !!

[@tiyikeen8601]

Whatzpp Dr enema I was like this be'fore I know who can he:lp you out text him now he can solve your problem:: don't waste your time here,...

[@thebiteofindia2101]

Can you please help me how to start with how many cards how much time how many days....

[@happyemoji6553]

@@thebiteofindia2101As much as you can. There’s basically not formula to engaging and playing with your child. You know yourself and your child best. Do what works best for you.

[@Bengalmomz]

Please explain

[@bigliss9040]

Read Glenn Doman's The Gentle Revolution Series. Start with How To Teach Your Baby to Read.

[@MariaSilva-xl2kq]

"How to Train Your Baby". Sounds like a Sheldon Cooper video.

[@davemartinlaurena6311]

If I were the owner of the video, I would gladly give you a heart for The Big Bang Theory. But instead; you get my like

[@kanekimardhiah5936]

Or Dwight Schrute XD

[@queenvirgo168]

🤣🤣🤣

[@abigaelchebet9066]

😭😂😂😂😂😂😂I love your comment so imma like this honestly

[@maryanhashi-theis4361]

😂😂😂

[@felixrenard1200]

There's no problem to teach your children being a memorisation experts, there's a real challenge to help your child be kind and compassionate. Parents do all these things for swanking around how smart their kid is afterwards, but kids are usually the hostages of their parents' ambitions. There's nothing to envy. Raise your child to be the person of a kind heart void of top-loftiness!

[@dwightdavis8149]

Amen.

[@MommaIbrahim]

Real talk. Thanks.

[@beefbeef8589]

True

[@ahhwe-any7434]

Ikr. My newborn took a couple plus small log turds. Of course, she had to do it her way. Warn me she's using the bathroom- while I'm changing her. But u know. She's over her pee sized turds. And I'm proud of her already. Think she's getting used to car rides too. Plus, she's getting a little more chunky. Anywho, she's pretty much my blob of cuteness right now. I dont expect her to be genius or anything.

[@tanvigawde1612]

Can’t agree more.

[@apun0511]

Love it. Basically teaching parents to go back to the basics of playing, being attentive to your child, and being encouraging in order for them to learn.

[@justafeeling3652]

I want to know their story 20 years later

[@amdl270]

These classes have existed in Europe for at least 25 year when my parents brought me there. They were much cheaper though and no blinking electronics lights. In kindergarten I was the youngest theater lead they've had, so I guess that helped stimulus intake including memorization. But I think other environmental factors matter much more like not being a helicopter parent and providing a safe and supportive environment ro learn.

[@justafeeling3652]

@@amdl270 is it worth when u grew up older?

[@wastinawayonline6254]

Depressed

[@getit8245]

@@wastinawayonline6254 depressed because?

[@des895]

Me too!

[@aservantsoftheownerofdeath3952]

Ok before that I should work to get higher salary to afford my kids first of all

[@judithreyes2472]

o myself My Sister s baby , The Baby sister Was Trowing The baby up the way your are doing , up, down up, up. my sister said to her give me The baby so she did. The baby was set on the Sofa. The Baby Started moving his head was going around & around , his eyes went back. my poor sister was Screaming we need to take him to the Hospital , we did , then my sister gave him to the Doctor he put him on bed he said your baby is dead. Please don.t let anyone touch your Baby's .The Baby was 1-1/2 old. this happen 3-moth ago. Many Blessing to you.

[@Sarah_Kay96]

Judith Reyes omg

[@KedyBella]

Judith Reyes :( so sorry :(

[@Vakitak]

You @

[@fidlaf1]

Judith Reyes + Sorry that happened to your family. I did the program for twins. And it was super successful. The twins are 8 years old and are so smart. That their school and people that see them called them geniuses. I always tell them they were made geniuses. Once again sorry for your tragedy

[@janetm5055]

I don’t have kids but I want this for them Also I’m 17

[@michelleraginimukhia9026]

Awesome

[@westtv1587]

there is old method arabic still used right now is smile and joke and play and read and sing to your son and hug him all time and kiss him alot of pass your hand soft in top of his head ..... you will see big different

[@loveyou-wk8xj]

West tv oh really? That’s so cute

[@westtv1587]

@@loveyou-wk8xj the bebe he will love you and he will no cry and he will be smart the bebe need caring to much more than anything I pad I maC balbla

[@victoriablack422]

I'm 13 and when I see stuff like this I get so excited but I have to remind myself I'm to young 😂 I can't wait to be able to do this for my baby

[@cohesian]

Infants at this age don't really need to be exposed to these kinds of flashcards to learn or to make them smart. Instead through letting them naturally explore their surroundings and be exposed to different textures and sensorial stimuli that's how their brain can develop.

[@robertfiennes5261]

I do fully agree with you. All babies are natural learners. However, these enrichment schools seems to be very popular. There must be some benefits in sending.

[@MrAhmedfouda]

I think once a week should be enough

[@robertfiennes5261]

Ahmed Fouda Can be a little confusing. The video shown is Heguru Method and I think they say once a week is enough and maybe a little homework at home. But there is another leading enrichment right brain school, the Shichida Method. They say you must practice everyday.

[@OnesFan1]

Exactly

[@maymay-sq1ix]

They're still doing to explore their surroundings no matter how many times a week their going to this class.

[@ariefnoorrahman3492]

smart is the capability to make good analysis of the situation, make the decision of the next action, and execute the plan accordingly, capability to remember doesnt make anyone any smarter

[@JIROHirokawa]

Arief Noor Rahman If it is hard for you to remember anything doesn't that make you essentialy dumb?

[@ariefnoorrahman3492]

But, do you need the capability to remember like that?

[@ariefnoorrahman3492]

probably... I am currently learning chinese, and it honestly required a lot of memorizing...haha

[@bwyyc2886]

@@ariefnoorrahman3492 Think about a computer, if it has no memory at all, it can't compute, if it has a bit of memory it would compute much slower and less accurate than one that has more memory 😁

[@marilynbouziane5530]

You gave a good definition of the intelligence.👏

[@hpiq700]

My friend.. this business owner is the greatest Con man. I approve!

[@FaiGal]

I was a lil skeptical about this study but infants do tend to learn a lot faster and easier than adults, so it it does make sense to train your babies at an early age like this. I mean these kids are bilingual on top of learning flash memory! I wish they'd teach preschools in the US like this, I'd wanna invest in it.

[@artugert]

They’re bilingual because of where they live (Singapore), not because of the teaching method.

[@ahhwe-any7434]

Fahnah make my baby listen to mumble rap so she's fluent to all the boomhowers of the world, our world

[@belletang3903]

Read more about Us Glenn doman

[@sleepyearthling]

My parents never sent me to these classes, probably why I'm so dumb now tbh ._.

[@รlเ]

イン由貴Yuki Ying oh well this concepts are new for all of us who were born before 90s so not really how you was @ ur age but what type of playskools best for future kids personally i think till age of 10 yrs the only education should be play skools with more creative activities which will make them more better for the future rather than having this old system of mugging up & passing gives nothing

[@CHRIMOND777]

You can only limit yourself to be dumb. If you wanted to become a genius then stop leaving the limit bar so low and raise your own expectations and ambitions

[@adrianhartanto5243]

Dont blame your parents if u dumb. Just deal with it and try to learn new things. That's how human do

[@joshuabalmores2562]

イン由貴Yuki Ying they gave you childhood my friend

[@marisolpadro840]

イン由貴Yuki Ying lol

[@KimberleyAndIngrid]

The creativity just takes time and a lot of self-exploration. Training a kid to be what parents want them to be does not always work, we are human not machine.

[@akankshaandadityasingh9888]

I don't know about the babies eyes during the 5 day old class but the parents are.definitely getting some. Exercise

[@blank6194]

I couldn't stop laughing at his reaction during the beginning. That was fast though 😂😂😂

[@jesuslovesme8477]

😂🤣

[@naan000]

His expressions were too funny lol

[@vegancaliou4913]

idc, I rather see this than kids playing with iPads all day

[@tylerporterphotos]

Vegan Caliou I agree

[@lovefoolery]

then youll have the next generation be not as smart as these kids and be technology addicted,

[@exe.stoppedworking]

Ipad ruins childrens brains. I feel bad for young children who are addicted to technology.

[@milesmadrigal5319]

Why? It teaches them to become tech savvy, not just that but there's countless learning apps. and that's our future.

[@simp8966]

@@milesmadrigal5319 i mean there are learning apps like games,videos but there are more than that youtube social media which is not good for them at a young age on internet there is alot of dark stuff aswell

[@angeliquemarie7388]

This is why parents who choose to carry their babies (carrying culture) through infancy have smart babies. The babies see/experience more when they are strapped to you, therefore, are smarter than the average baby.

[@tumblerlai5482]

What was I doing before I entered primary school ? I was watching Chinese drama with my grandparents . No where close to having classes / tuition

[@_pxriwinklx_]

Tumbler Lai omg me too

[@xdia19xdiamondgirl19]

Same

[@laurengao6973]

Me too 😂

[@HeavyBreathingCat]

RELATABLE AHAHAHA

[@ines3770]

Eh if you are now bilingual in chinese and english it was worth it : you’re acquired a useful skill without spending money. And you got to spend some time with your family

[@d3nnyo]

And after that they grow up wear glasses and do overtime hours at work!

[@julieathome7793]

Daniel Novak Ha, you just described me. Doing OT but not getting paid 🤓

[@pikachu243]

The best comment 😂

[@kensmaman]

😂

[@filipelimartins]

having a good job and not passing necessities...

[@annann6136]

😀😆😁😁

[@suhailasue2769]

I used flash card for my baby,5 month and it is work!He able recognised which one is car n which one is truck.He able recognised colour,fruits and so on.Amazing

[@DASyam-tb7qt]

I don't know, I'm skeptical about all these modern developments in early children education. I feel like all these people just want to grab more money from these scientifically illiterate young urban middle class parents. I don't consider myself scientifically literate myself, especially not in the early development area, but I know I would be skeptical and would try to listen to what my local neuroscientists or children development experts in Universities have to say about this.

[@davetechme]

Dian Dian Skeptical here as well other than the list bit about exposing your child to different experiences. I'd be interested in any follow up studies though.

[@myassessmentadres1349]

What about not scientifically proven, but just fun and a nice experience for the child, that is what you pay for.

aI agree, this looks like bullshit.

[@fidlaf1]

Raziah Aysam + It works. I did it with twin boys. They are 8 years old. Everywhere we go people always said. Wow this twins are geniuses. I tell people they were made smart. I did it myself at home. And I work full time too. It is so simple to do the program kzbin.info/aero/PL20F20F5F655C7E73

[@joyting2771]

Fid Laf Yes, I also have used this program from kzbin.info. It works and I do agree, it is so simple to do the program.

[@sexyllama8727]

Video name: how to train your baby How to train your dragon producers: *am I a joke to you?*

[@raquelfbo4343]

It has already been proved that this stimulation doesnt get better results at the end, and can be harmful instead. Brain needs a slower and deeper learning

[@belletang3903]

Proven article ..any link ...would like to know more ? Its a bit fast prefer slower pace

[@OpenSurprise]

*KZbin Algorithm* has brought us together and I dont have any kids

[@EsmieDoll]

Children also learn through play time , and they pick up skills such as social,motor skills,and language.i think more research needs to be done to see if their are any long term effects

[@racieldelosreyes8670]

nurturing your kids at home and outside play are good too..exposing them in various activities makes them learn too…reading books for them can be helpful in many ways..like my daughter, she just turned 3 yrs old and she can read word family fluency in english and Filipino..

[@mily87ful]

No need to send them to school for this, you can do it at home And take them hiking for visual and auditory stimulation ....

[@esiesiesiGirl]

Mi__ly G I agree with u.

[@ogbunnas]

Yes... Just talk to your baby & treat them like they’re an adult; just in a smaller less developed body with a brain that still is developing... People always want to speak “goo goo ga ga” to their infants but speaking to them regularly will do so much more for them... They may not understand but they are listening.

[@kaygeen4548]

Yes... my children are reading at 2yr and 3yr. My 3yr has fluency. My 2yr is almost fluent. My 1yr is learning to put the letter sounds together to create the words. We have to set aside time to teach our children and not expect the experts or strangers to do it all for us!

[@Mr.Raccooon]

Agree. this is for people who have alot of money and spend on this.

[@Mr.Raccooon]

@@ogbunnas hahaha i agree. Grown up with adults around me make older than my age. Now i dont have same age friends becaus they are think im like older people 😂

[@rusymptote]

The cerebellum is responsible primarily (although not exclusively) for balance and movement. It has some contribution to language (not sure about musical ability) but it's not "responsible" for language. That being said, babies do benefit from being spun (gently), bounced, and other movements as that does help them develop balance. But you don't need to go to a class for that. I'm not sure if it's a good idea to let a baby bear their full weight by holding onto a trapeze, even with the parent helping them with hand-over-hand support. Their shoulder sockets may not be ready to hold that much weight and they are not designed to hold their full weight since this is not a natural motion for a baby.

[@physicsdemonstrations2426]

Nope ...the baby can support it's own weight...their grip is strong, it's instinctive!

[@doshobhuja3734]

Please..let them grow up in peace..

[@InvaderZ1]

They are growing up in peace. Stimulation is good for babies. In fact, they NEED stimulation. Those babies are all definitely having more fun and are better off than parents who leave their babies alone to just cry.

[@Orthodox.777]

That's what i say too

[@oekfoh8684]

Lol ayfs this looks lit

[@arihaviv8510]

For most kids...that means watching TV and playing video games instead

[@TakashiNippon]

This responsibility really goes to their mum.. the dad out working 12-15 hrs a day so the first 3 years the most time is spent with the mum who should make sure the child keeps learning

[@mofizulislam7237]

Why don't we start from mum's womb ......😂😂😂😂

[@zixink]

Umm don’t some people do that too? Like some pregnant mom will listen to classical music which will supposedly make their child smarter when born

[@anantsharma7955]

@@zixink that's a myth. It actually doesn't work.

[@bunnythevoyager2747]

Anant Sharma It does work.

[@anantsharma7955]

@@bunnythevoyager2747 nope. It's a popularised myth

[@robertfiennes5261]

Mofizul Islam Babies do learn on the Mom’s womb. Check this link out... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZqQiY2jgamdfac

[@xanvong1501]

Kids also needs love, attention, healthy diet, exercises, social interaction, outdoor activities, creativity in art/music/etc. Emotional intelligence...babies needs more than this program

[@anokaymom4511]

Interesting, I can't afford these classes but I can do as much at home and at free parks. Love the fact parents need to be involved and interact with their babies and older children. Also many libraries have these kind of groups for free and sometimes your county will have programs like this for free. I recommend looking them up.

[@contessachristabella259]

Ha, I got you beat! My Son was reading at 18 months. I taught him at around that age or younger, but I didn't find out tell he was 4, so I had him tested & he was reading & comprehending late 3rd grade level. He was helping his much older cousin with his science homework to, & reading the paper with my dad as a toddler.

[@ropampofu2977]

What did you do to help him get this advanced?

[@zeeweirdeye]

I'm sure Elon Musk and Einstein went through these programmes.

[@renderz8435]

the Voice in your head there's a difference between smart and intelligence. One can be learnt, the other can't

[@bobobububu]

Maybe if you would have taken this program you would have known that the fact that some people succeeded without the program doesn't say anything about the effectiveness of the program.

[@joshuabalmores2562]

the Voice in your head maybe

[@joshuabalmores2562]

Gianna Kitty LOL well you have a point but maybe typo?

[@ines3770]

Gianna Kitty i’m pretty sure british people say learnt instead of learned

[@magneticaurawitharijita2597]

Best learning is slow and relaxed way … very fastness can lead nervous breakdown in long run. The more slow we act , breathe the time also run slowly and child can live longer age

[@kazahobbylifter]

I need to train my wallet first before send my baby to this class

[@denevebranca]

Ok part of this program success is because the parents are interacting more and spend more time loving, giving mor confidence and stimulating for those children.

[@imbk245]

I don't want my child to have an edge rather be a person who will carry love and care for others.

[@nikolavojnovic6552]

Why wouldn't your child be someone who BOTH has an edge and carries love and care for others?

[@imbk245]

@@nikolavojnovic6552 Not saying it’s impossible but we know mindset of majority. Raising a child to be both highly intelligent and empathetic can be difficult due to the tension between competition and emotional understanding. Focusing on intellectual superiority may lead to feelings of isolation or superiority, which can hinder empathy. Developing empathy requires emotional intelligence, which may not always align with purely analytical thinking. Additionally, high expectations for intellectual success can cause stress, making the child more focused on achievement than others’ emotions.

[@Babychimichannel]

I dont put education first for my child. Family comes first.

[@MANGUKOCF.18]

Asian parent: shut up you do homework Baby: ..............

[@Baw1991]

🤔🤔 idk but not all parents from Asian do that... i thought just a parents have lots of money and they want the baby is smart with a classearly...

[@ezkatka5760]

Who would have thought a 2 year old could read that well?! Amazing work Jim!

[@bunnythevoyager2747]

I actually support this, as long as it doesn't effect the child mentally or physically.

[@trellabella1]

Some of these comments are extremely judgmental and rude it’s just a helpful video folks I swear I hate some of the people on KZbin outta here ✌🏽

[@chyu89]

Life is more than just be the best academically. This is super soldier program.

[@pmabry818]

Most of these parents are probably asking their babies “why you no doctor yet?” After the first session.

[@annaleslieresendiz1147]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Lolee56]

Why do they need to be super smart? I just want my children to be happy and fulfilled

[@lilyalvdo2379]

I'm stressed. With all the technology these days is this necessary? Don't forget slow and calm. kudos to their efforts!

[@mathstime7077]

I will definately follow them IN SHAA ALLAH and get the real benefit through my hard work.

[@elyssaanafaye5905]

I'd rather teach my child slowly, and good attitude first than like this.I'll be more proud to have a kind baby someday, 😉❤️

[@soph4002]

Seems extreme. Each to their own. I prefer my method with my 4 month old which is normal mothering: smile and talk to baby, go outside and for walks daily, sit her on my lap at the table with friends and family so she can look around, give her lots of eye contact, dont be around screens, play with a toy at a time and engage with the toy, show how to use it and encourage play. One toy at a time. Read stories and look at the pictures and talk about what we are looking at. Be engaged and try to be positive rather than apathetic and flat. Sometimes im tired but i just try to find the joy within, because happiness is contagious especially for a baby. Personally i think this is enough until later.

[@KTFoodStories]

Read a book "Education with Carl Witte" , follow similar strategy and guarantee your child will be super smart ... My son can read when he was 16 months old, memorized Multiplication Chart since age 5. Got accepted to Gift and Talented program letter when he was 5. ... So I know you can do it too by yourself ... Goodluck all! 😊

[@robertfiennes5261]

KT Food Stories thanks for sharing. I will go check it out.

[@KTFoodStories]

@@robertfiennes5261 Sure. No problem! If you need the link where to buy it, let me know. Remember to educate the kids when they're age 0 age, means first day from you got home from the hospital. The first 6 months is really important. Also, if you are too busy, you can also try to teach them while you're driving in the car by talking to them, asking questions, playing math, adding, subtraction, multiplication etc ... change subject each day, or memorize poems and say it out loud, spelling each of the street name (even McDonald's) ...doing this will help them the direction, pay more attention what's going on around us, and even know how to get home. Ask them to memorize your license plate, phone number cell & home ...etc .. We drove a lots in the car so my son learned most of these things in the car :) Sorry, these were not in the book so I just wanted to share with you our method :) Hope it will help! :)

[@robertfiennes5261]

KT Food Stories thank for you tips. I can get it from my regular bookstore. 😎👍

[@KTFoodStories]

@@robertfiennes5261 Sure. Last but not least : No phone, Tablet, or TV.

[@robertfiennes5261]

KT Food Stories I do use online video flashcards which is only about 5 minutes a day. Other than that, I DO NOT let my daughter play with the iPad, TV or any devices.

[@BrightKidsLifeSkills]

One of the best videos for life skills! [2:26]Every child could benefit from this

[@bhaktisatam726]

Aaaah! sweet memories of childhood 😔

[@TheFamilyTips]

Children should have a balanced routine that encourages natural growth at a pace that is unique to the individual

[@mirihawk]

Me: *watches one video with a baby in it* KZbin Recommendations: WANNA KNOW HOW TO TRAIN YOUR BABY???

[@la4828]

There's a strong correlation to early brain stimulations like this and depression in the adulthood of kids alike. They turn out smart but lacking in emotional quotient which plays a significant role in our life today. So very sad. Let the babies be they will not miss anything at this age.. But you will miss these little innocent days of them aa parents if u just keep worrying whether they will turn out "msart" instead of loving and kind.

[@meyshen4782]

Let’s say this I had excellent memories from 2-9. After 10 I just forgot. Now I’m 30. I forgot all the things I’ve learned.

[@ash.613]

It’s not about remembering the things you learn, but developing your brain so you can learn more difficult stuff. Nobody expects a person to know how to do algebraic equations in their every day life, but learning how to do those equations enhances a person’s problem solving skills

[@Mr.Raccooon]

It happened to adults. When we have problem we want to forget it but our brain deleted it but not delete the problem. 😂

[@ethanhunt7848]

I wish they have a good future ahead and hope there is no other outbreak or pandemic like we went through.. God bless all..

[@meijie_iridescent]

Thanks for recommending me this, KZbin. I feel 1000× much more useless now. Thanks.

[@avikelvin2928]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jennyphoenixcloset]

🤣🤣🤣😃🤣

[@andnatanael]

This is how to develop tiktok brain

[@asteraceae3650]

Teach your child to be curious and make sure they are the ones motivating themselves to do work

[@yanmariyan1381]

I love this learning for baby started to learn in very early...I can apply this to my babycare in.the house ...adding my knowledge about small babies to learn in the very early age even a months can learn very early😍😍😍 Watching from Singapore😍

[@HQR000]

kiasu-ism to a whole other level

[@hiimanonymous960]

QUICK MAFS lmao

[@yeonarina1719]

QUICK MAFS what is Kiasu? Heard the term but never know the meaning.

[@kokoboptree5204]

Yeon Arina it means afraid of losing

[@reviewfreak66]

I know right

[@valoxsen6003]

This is such a stereotypically Asian overachieving thing lol (I am Asian as well but raised in the U.S.). Frankly, developing advanced memorization doesn't require specialized classes like this; you can literally do the same exercises at home. But more importantly, just because a person grows up with a photographic memory doesn't mean it will promote critical thinking. I'm great at remembering baseline knowledge but struggle with abstract concepts. I don't think right-brain training infants using these methods will ultimately be that effective in the long run. Though, some comments seem to think that putting babies through this kind of training is exclusive with teaching them compassion and empathy. No? You can have your baby learn skills while simultaneously teaching them how to be kind. This is common sense.

[@rynboproductions2609]

R.I.P childhood

[@cassandrakemara8755]

These are things you can do at home though, better off joining a playgroup or a mums group for socializing

[@immaout1099]

This is to much for babies, let them sleep

[@Mr.Raccooon]

They want to build a robot

[@mamabear71234]

I live in the united states. I have already started teaching my baby quantum physics and many other subjects. He's also learning sign language.

[@cheerin7016]

Seems like brainwashing and play i just played with my baby like normal and she started reading at 18 months 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@robertfiennes5261]

Che Erin Wow, you mean you don’t read books to your baby and your just play with your baby and your baby can automatically start to read at 18 months. Kinda hard to believe. There are many ways to teach a baby. The method in this video may not be your preference, does not mean it is “brainwashing”

[@cheerin7016]

Julian Khoo idc if u believe me yes i read her baby bed time stories but i used blocks flash cards and other things while regularly playing with her she learned how to read at 18 months old u should learn how to read too!!!

[@sssssssss111]

I became a self taught reader at 3-4 just from listening to my mom read to me. No flash cards or anything, it’s possible

[@mhdkevinhasnalsiregar526]

I start read at 7 years old... but still I always be the best in the class.. I thought I was dumb, turn out I just crative and this methode doesnt suite with a crative kids

[@mangooo126]

Che Erin so basically you did what they did in the video.. lol so you brainwashing baby too?

[@herdiary751]

its very helpful for those who have twins very happy to see this video

[@Somalifood12]

I wonder why Chinese kids are always smart and they are the best at math.

[@peepeepoopoo2710]

now ya know

[@alejandromontalvo4922]

That poor foreign teacher is regretting all the bad decisions he made in life to get to that point. Im here with you bro!

[@jenellebelle9828]

Being really smart doesn’t get you anywhere honestly. Having a good amount of intelligence (that can be achieved in all the normal ways, like reading, writing, puzzles, play, etc) in addition to work ethic and social skills are what will get you far in life. The smartest guy in our high school was absolutely miserable. It has the potential to be very isolating. Don’t just aim to make your kid super smart. They are humans that need a variety of life experiences to grow, not to be trained like a gerbil.

[@arihaviv8510]

They won't get that by watching tv, playing video games and being on social media like what most kids are doing today

[@ToniArcadia]

1:42 ... just by going thru flash cards will it help them think better... I agree just cause you remember something doesn’t mean it will help you.

[@dancedoctor2]

Sounds improbable and like I'm being sold something.

[@agathavieira-os4qc]

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[@ParentingPlanet]

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[@HighImHi]

When I went to Singapore, I saw lots of these child centres in malls. I understand that they don't have lots of outdoors areas to do activities, cause I still prefer outdoor activities under 🌞 and above Grass for my kids if I have one haha

[@mathstime7077]

Do you have kids now?

[@Vriskapro]

I was going to have a baby girl but I had a placenta abruption at 23 weeks and she didn't make it. I'm looking forward to trying this when I have baby because I want them to have a bright future and not be on phones or games all day like some kids do right now.

[@KimberleyAndIngrid]

This is the way to train a good employee but a billionaire

[@ambikapanta6468]

Wow so creative ideas to inhance the baby's brain. I hope I won't be tired of being kid with my child, playing with him for his physical and mental health as well as development of the brain.... Really it's much interesting.

[@ahhwe-any7434]

I've already read books to her & I think she only selectively likes beethoven. But she also likes lil Jon and lmfao, so u know. She legitimately giggled said ow and then fake cried then went back to sleep when I wrote this.

[@terraresearch1465]

The swinging of the child encourages the ripping of muscles and the breaking of bones.

[@Homesick_from_Chittagong]

I would like join this class not for my kid, but for me😁 this class seems enjoyable and spending time with baby and their mom

[@marinae4672]

Flashcards are creepy. The younger the child, the creepier. You might make your kids parrots with these, but you certainly don't make them smart. As for the rest: These are simply different ways of playing with a child - you don't need classes for that.

[@marinae4672]

@Queen S Yes, flashcards work, if it parrots you want. It just teaches the child to react to a certain trigger (in this case a certain card) in a certain way. Like Pawlow's dog, basically. It has, however, nothing to do with actual intellectual learning, because for real learning understanding is crucial.

[@choosnau]

Marina E do you have kids? How do you know

[@marinae4672]

@Shamara M Do you think insulting others makes you smarter? And if you read my comments, you must have noticed that I never wrote that you CAN'T use flashcard, but that it's pointless in actually teaching something. If you work with flashcards the child will learn in what way to react to a specific card. That's it. There is no understanding behing it, no transferral onto other objects, as with actual learning. How you teach children? Well, simply the way most people teach children all around the world: By playing with them, talking to them, engaging them. Both my childern knew a lot of colours before the age of 2. I can't remember when my older child could distinguish between different geometrical shapes (it's been too long), but my younger one knew at least circle, triangle, square and pentagon from around 20 months old.

[@marinae4672]

@@choosnau I don't exactly know which part you mean with your question. Anyway: Everything I wrote basically is "standard knowledge" when it comes to young children's learning and development. They learn by doing, with as many senses involved as possible and preferably with a loved one.

[@NikoruNinja]

Although I agree that they're completely unneccessary for young children, there's nothing wrong with flashcards when used correctly. Flashcards aren't for teaching, they're for drilling. You should already understand the material before putting it on a flashcard. Flashcards can be used as a form of testing, which is actually one of the best ways to reinforce information (say compared to re-reading, highlighting, and other passive activities people revising for exams often oversubscribe to). If you've begun to parrot your flashcards, you've either made them poorly or you're overlearning the information, and should move on to new material.

[@annapurnabhattacharjee5]

Very nice and useful information. Thank you for sharing this information.

[@genielove91]

I smell Money....bring that same class to inner city schools in America lol 😂

[@deshonawilmore1672]

Omg the baby in the green stole my heart 😍😍😍

[@SmellyWingGaming]

When people only focus on the brain amd forget about moral The best school for kids ive ever know is only in japan

[@Mr.Raccooon]

People always forgot about Moral

[@nirajashreemishra2881]

Plz share more vedioes like this...that we learn from you for development and growth of baby

[@dominique4359]

I noticed the smarter kids had more proactive parents and the slower developing kids parents didn't really care. If, you are proactive they learn.

[@BreezyBreBre]

Where do we find these type of classes in the united states ?

[@norhidayah7560]

That guy reaction in the beginning is my reaction as well. *"The wth just happened" face*

[@vyxairotciv4333]

I have duckies at home, good idea. I too use flashcards with my 10 month babyboy. He loves his flashcards.

[@amara560]

Imagine leaving the dark, soothing womb for a circus like that sensory class. I feel bad for these babies :(

[@LiemNguyenBX]

Let’s face it you clicked on this because of the cute babies

[@FaiGal]

Liem Nguyen that is partially correct