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Posted: 25?Jan?2008 at 3:27am

Can any BabyPlus mothers share their experience?

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htha
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Posted: 25?Jan?2008 at 11:41am

Mom said I started crawling on my bed when I was one (1) week old! Isn't it amazing?!

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Posted: 25?Jan?2008 at 12:16pm

My youngest son may be once of the first ten BabyPlus baby in HK. He hardly ever cried since birth (only if it is absolutely necessaary. A very attentive and reasonable child. He has been a great learner since birth.

He started to read from around 18 months and speaks 5 languages before 4 years old. I do not believe in pushing children but I do support parents' endeavours to conduct parenthood in a responsible manner.

Learn more about the abilities of your child before deciding what is necessary and what is not.

ALL OF YOU ARE GREAT PARENTS. LET'S KEEP UP OUR GOOD WORK IN 2008

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Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:00pm

Okay, let's share.

Mine is a BabyPlus baby.

He is now 2.5 yrs old.

He knows Cantonese, English, Putongua, French (of course not very fluent :). His classteacher commented his language ability is "advance".

BUT his physical / motor skill is a bit "slow". He looks rather lazy, reluctant to run, cannot jump on both legs, though his class teacher said "no worry, he will be able to do that very soon".

And though my hubby and me are of medium size, my boy is amongst the smallest in his class.

Are these all the contribution of babyplus?

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Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:09pm

Babies are often lazy since we do not encourage them to exercise. Read the book "How to teach your baby to be physically superb" By Doman and buy a DVD to teach them to swim this summer.

Physical exercise builds the brain and this is a very important part for his early development.

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Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:17pm

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Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:19pm

He loves swimming, cos he loves water. But he hates walking and running and always want his daddy to hold him

Originally posted by admin

Babies are often lazy since we do not encourage them to exercise. Read the book "How to teach your baby to be physically superb" By Doman and buy a DVD to teach them to swim this summer.

Physical exercise builds the brain and this is a very important part for his early development.

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Posted: 01?Feb?2008 at 2:07am

Let's talk about primary school starting a new topic so we can keep this subject on parents' sharing on prenatal education.

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Posted: 09?Apr?2008 at 11:10pm

My baby is five months old , she is very active , both legs never stop kicking when she wake and wasn't cry much unless necessaary ,Are these all the contribution of babyplus? Almost six months old , What should we do next ?

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Posted: 10?Apr?2008 at 9:26am

Dear Edward

1. Learn how to be an effective parent. Read "Nurturing of Oxford Scholars" and learn the skills of good parents.
2. Read Dizigui and understand the rules that you need to teach your little baby from day 1.
3. Make a reservation to attend KinderU seminar on right brain education.
4. No TV for the first two years but give your baby a stimulating environment by talking and playing and teaching him/her.
5. Classical solo music is always good for your child.

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admin Admin Group Joined: 01?Jan?2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 69	Topic: Please share your experience. Posted: 25?Jan?2008 at 3:27am
	Can any BabyPlus mothers share their experience?

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htha Senior Member Joined: 25?Jan?2008 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2	Posted: 25?Jan?2008 at 11:41am
	Mom said I started crawling on my bed when I was one (1) week old! Isn't it amazing?!
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Thomas Senior Member Joined: 25?Jan?2008 Online Status: Offline Posts: 15	Posted: 25?Jan?2008 at 12:16pm
	My youngest son may be once of the first ten BabyPlus baby in HK. He hardly ever cried since birth (only if it is absolutely necessaary. A very attentive and reasonable child. He has been a great learner since birth. He started to read from around 18 months and speaks 5 languages before 4 years old. I do not believe in pushing children but I do support parents' endeavours to conduct parenthood in a responsible manner. Learn more about the abilities of your child before deciding what is necessary and what is not. ALL OF YOU ARE GREAT PARENTS. LET'S KEEP UP OUR GOOD WORK IN 2008 Edited by Thomas - 25?Jan?2008 at 12:17pm
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Splash Newbie Joined: 31?Jan?2008 Online Status: Offline Posts: 13	Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:00pm
	Okay, let's share. Mine is a BabyPlus baby. He is now 2.5 yrs old. He knows Cantonese, English, Putongua, French (of course not very fluent :). His classteacher commented his language ability is "advance". BUT his physical / motor skill is a bit "slow". He looks rather lazy, reluctant to run, cannot jump on both legs, though his class teacher said "no worry, he will be able to do that very soon". And though my hubby and me are of medium size, my boy is amongst the smallest in his class. Are these all the contribution of babyplus?
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admin Admin Group Joined: 01?Jan?2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 69	Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:09pm
	Babies are often lazy since we do not encourage them to exercise. Read the book "How to teach your baby to be physically superb" By Doman and buy a DVD to teach them to swim this summer. Physical exercise builds the brain and this is a very important part for his early development.
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Splash Newbie Joined: 31?Jan?2008 Online Status: Offline Posts: 13	Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:17pm
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Splash Newbie Joined: 31?Jan?2008 Online Status: Offline Posts: 13	Posted: 31?Jan?2008 at 3:19pm
	He loves swimming, cos he loves water. But he hates walking and running and always want his daddy to hold him *Originally posted by admin* Babies are often lazy since we do not encourage them to exercise. Read the book "How to teach your baby to be physically superb" By Doman and buy a DVD to teach them to swim this summer. Physical exercise builds the brain and this is a very important part for his early development.
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admin Admin Group Joined: 01?Jan?2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 69	Posted: 01?Feb?2008 at 2:07am
	Let's talk about primary school starting a new topic so we can keep this subject on parents' sharing on prenatal education.
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edward909 Newbie Joined: 09?Apr?2008 Online Status: Offline Posts: 1	Posted: 09?Apr?2008 at 11:10pm
	My baby is five months old , she is very active , both legs never stop kicking when she wake and wasn't cry much unless necessaary ,Are these all the contribution of babyplus? Almost six months old , What should we do next ?
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admin Admin Group Joined: 01?Jan?2006 Online Status: Offline Posts: 69	Posted: 10?Apr?2008 at 9:26am
	Dear Edward 1. Learn how to be an effective parent. Read "Nurturing of Oxford Scholars" and learn the skills of good parents. 2. Read Dizigui and understand the rules that you need to teach your little baby from day 1. 3. Make a reservation to attend KinderU seminar on right brain education. 4. No TV for the first two years but give your baby a stimulating environment by talking and playing and teaching him/her. 5. Classical solo music is always good for your child. Admin
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