What result must you aim for? You need to aim for your child to have an advanced reading level. One that is well above their peers. Your child needs to have high comprehension levels. They should also have advanced math skills, well above their peers. Your child also needs to be able to learn things quicker than children of his or her age. They need to reach this level by the time they reach school age.  

These increased skills and abilities will give your child a head start. He or she will be able to do really well in tough Singapore primary schools or the poor USA public school system. 

Don't just listen to me about the importance of teaching your child early. Look at what the following organisations have said;  

 Health Nexus, a health promotion organisation funded by the Government of Ontario, Canada, state the following; 

 "Early child development sets the foundation for lifelong learning, behavior, and health. The experiences children have in early childhood shape the brain and the child's capacity to learn, to get along with others, and to respond to daily stresses and challenges."  

A committee set up to study early childhood, approved by the Governing Board of the USA National Research Council, noted;

"Academic skills at school entry can, in turn, be traced to capabilities seen during the preschool years and the experiences in and out of the home that foster their development. Children's cognitive skills before they enter kindergarten show strong associations with achievement in elementary and high school."  

Next, I will show you what the results could look like at the end of your child's education. But only if you start sharpening and smartening your child's brain at the baby/toddler stage.   

What The Results Look Like In The End