So, at Baby and Me library class today we were to introduce ourselves and say how we involve literacy in our baby’s day.
I said “books.” BOOKS!?!?
When it came to my turn, all I could say was “Books”…“we read books to him”.
I’m sorry. I caved and took the easy way out…AND, to top it off, just before class I signed out GD’s “How to Multiply your Baby’s Intelligence”!!! It was in my bag right beside me!
Oh the shame… Please forgive me.
tisk tisk ![:wink: :wink:](/images/emoji/twitter/wink.png?v=12)
I probably would have done the same. Who wants to go into a whole explanation there in the small time frame of introducing yourself.
Consider yourself forgiven lol
Haha… lol I would have done the same. I don’t tell people what I do with my son. I don’t want anyone to judge us. So, let it be. You read books! :biggrin:
lol
what can you do?! not everyone is receptive to this.
i use to tell people that my son can read and feel like a real idiot afterwards.
most of the time i get an “okay!”
i want to scream
“its not okay its amaazingg!!”
oh well.
i still make myself look silly as i want every child to beable to read and do maths and whatever else there is.
Good Answer! Mind if I borrow it next time someone asks me?
I dont’ feel betrayed at all, I feel understood. Thanks for posting.
And if it makes you feel better, my local librian totally judged me when I took out Glen Doman’s “Teach your Baby Math”. I can’t remember her exact words, but they went something to the tune of “…why don’t you just let her learn to count like everyone else does… let her pick the # of candies to which she can count out…” Even my local librian thinks I am crazy for teaching my dd at such a young age.
i want to do the same thing now!the people i have encountered always gave me a silly look after knowing that i am doing a program for my son!
so dont worry i think its instinct!