http://amzn.to/15qiol6 Toddler learning - How to teach your toddler to be smart

If you’re a parent with a baby or toddler, pay attention because this is for you (and your kid or kids). Let’s face it – everyone wants their kid to be smart, happy and on the road to a successful life.
No one wants their kid to be just average – or below average.

As a good parent, you want your kids to have a bright future, a future that’s better than what you went through to get where you are – and achieve higher goals, maybe even become President, a best-selling author, a Nobel prize winner, the one who discovers a cure for cancer… who knows what heights someone can reach if they’re given the right tools from the very beginning?

These days it’s important to start the teaching process as early as 18 months or earlier.

At this point in a child’s development, their brains are like sponges – thirsty for knowledge and wanting to absorb new information and begin the path towards developing new abilities that will serve them well throughout the developmental process and beyond. You want to make the most of this delicate time that can have such a huge impact on their future.

So what’s the solution? The same old ABC building blocks your grandparents played with? Reruns of Sesame Street, Teletubbies or Barney? Or something new, powerful and effective?

Well, here’s the key: an e-book called How to Teach Your Toddler to be Smart available through Amazon Kindle. Whether you have a kindle device, or want to read it on your tablet, smartphone or computer, you need this book – and your kids will thank you by the time they're writing the valedictorian speech for their college graduation.

Picture it now... they're on stage, wearing their cap and gown, standing at the podium with the microphone. The first words out of their mouths are "First of all, I'd like to thank my parents..."

But first, back to the present day. What's this "key" all about?

This book is a guide to teaching your toddler independence, the alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors, and finally, reading and writing, to become confident, smart and clever with a solid start in life.

Teaching your toddler from the age of 18 months is the best time to start, as they are ready to learn and, more importantly, want to learn.

Each section deals with a separate skill and guides you through the process of starting and extending each topic in the most effective way to help your child develop faster and more effectively. They're done in order, building a solid foundation strong enough to support their entire future.

Imagine, if your child develops the ability to read, and a love for reading, early on, they’ll be able to study more efficiently, learn more in less time than their peers, and still have time to play and just be a kid.