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This book shows parents how to teach young children to read at home. Glenn Doman and Janet Doman explain how to start daily reading lessons. They show how to build on them each day. They cover how to make and sort teaching tools. They call for calm, warm lessons that children enjoy.

This hands-on guide helps parents of babies and children under six. It draws on Glenn’s work on how young children learn. He says they can learn more than adults often think. The book forms part of the parenting series Invata-ma cu rabdare.

Glenn earned a degree in physical therapy in 1940. He studied at the University of Pennsylvania. He then began work on how children’s brains grow. In 1955, he founded The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential. Its home was in Philadelphia. He worked with children who had brain injuries. This work shaped his views on how healthy children grow. He studied and worked with children in over 100 countries. He also wrote seven books in this parenting series.

Janet is Glenn’s daughter and heads the Institutes as its director. At age nine, she began helping children with brain injuries. She studied at the University of Pennsylvania, then focused on teaching parents. Her work helps parents explore how much their children can learn. It also helps them explore their own role as teachers.