The best part of every year is hearing from YOU. Parents are the reason we do this, and you give us the drive to keep helping families around the world with the Doman Method. This year has been our best so far—hearing from grandmothers who did the program with their kids decades ago, as well as new parents who are experiencing their kids reading for the first time or recognizing numbers before the age of two. So, to wrap up this awesome year, we’re going to highlight some of our favorite early learning success stories.

Cell phones and screens are everywhere these days, even in places they probably shouldn’t be, like classrooms. For young kids, too much screen time isn’t just about keeping them busy it’s about what they might miss out on. From brain development to mental health, the research is clear: screens are shaping the way kids grow up, and not always for the better. So, what’s the solution? Whether it’s limiting screen time at home or supporting phone bans in schools, it’s time to rethink how we use technology with our children.

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Glenn Doman’s approach to early childhood literacy began with a simple belief: babies can read. Through decades of dedication to children with special needs, Glenn discovered that, with the right methods, even babies could learn to read. His pioneering Doman Method, which started with children with cerebral palsy, has now empowered millions of parents worldwide to teach their babies to read. In this article, Douglas Doman writes about the origins of the Doman Method and how it led to the creation of the bestseller, How to Teach Your Baby to Read, sparking a “Gentle Revolution” in early education.

Wondering when kids start reading and how to teach them through their early reading milestones? In this blog, we explore key developmental reading milestones for children under six, based on the Glenn Doman's Doman Method. From recognizing single words to reading full commercial books, learn how your child can achieve these milestones and develop a lifelong love for reading. Learn practical tips for teaching words, couplets, sentences, and how Doman Books are a bridge to independent reading.

Discover why homeschooling is rapidly growing in the U.S. and the key issues with traditional schooling. Learn about safety concerns, academic standards, and more. Watch the full video on YouTube!

Glenn Doman’s groundbreaking work has left a lasting impact on generations of children worldwide. From developing the Doman Method for special needs children to creating holistic educational programs for all, his legacy continues to shape young minds and prepare them for a brighter future. Discover how Doman Learning is carrying forward his vision, empowering parents to teach their children before school age.

Key Takeaways:

Phonics teaches children to decode new words by sounding out individual letters and sounds, while sight word instruction involves recognizing high-frequency words for quick recognition to improve reading fluency.

Phonics is boring, tedious, and impractical for teaching babies and toddlers to read. Furthermore, it does not work if a child is not yet verbal or has a speech delay. Another approach is required.

The Doman Method focuses on teaching all words as sight words with joy and enthusiasm. By using large, bold, and recognizable text, parents can effectively teach their babies and toddlers how to read. It does not require speech in order to learn how to read.

Discover how Doman Learning is improving early reading education with beautiful pictures in our Reading Before School course. By integrating high-quality images, we've fixed attention issues and improved children's engagement and retention. Learn why our approach respects children's innate intelligence and how it transforms their learning experience. Plus, get practical tips for incorporating these new materials into your teaching routine. Don't miss out on this exciting update – available for free to current enrollees!

Discover how the Doman Learning Reading Program can transform your child's reading abilities before they even start school. Learn why the Doman Method, which focuses on sight words, outperforms traditional phonics, and how you can easily start this proven program at home. With over 60 years of success, the Doman Method helps young children recognize words using their brain's natural capabilities. Read on to uncover practical tips, avoid common mistakes, and download our free set of reading words to kickstart your child's journey to literacy today!

In this blog post, Spencer Doman from Doman Learning shares five beloved books from his childhood that inspired his love for reading. Discover how these timeless classics, including Monkey-Monkey's Trick and Charlotte's Web, can spark your child's imagination and create special bonding moments during reading time.

I’m Rosalind Doman, a mother of four wonderful children. They are all adults now and the founders of Doman Learning, but years ago, I had the privilege of teaching them using the Doman Method. Teaching my children not only allowed me to nurture their reading and math development from a very young age but also deepened our bond as a family.

Recently, a touching message from a concerned mother found its way to us at Doman Learning. She was just beginning her journey with the Doman Method for her child and was worried, "Am I too late?" This question was laden with guilt and a fear of having missed out on providing the best for her child from the start. This concern, shared by many parents who reach out to us, weighs heavily on our hearts. The feeling of being "too late" can cast a shadow over the excitement of embarking on a new educational path with your child. However, this concern opens up a broader conversation about the value of every step taken towards enhancing your child's learning experience, regardless of when it begins.

Most people know the Doman Method math program as the “math dots,” but that program is primarily for younger children. In this blog, I’ll give an overview of Glenn Doman’s early childhood math program as well as provide our expansion of the Doman Method math program for ages 2.5 to 6.

The most significant benefit of the Doman Method became apparent last Christmas when Marlowe played the reading game with our three-year-old grandson, Jackson. Jackson's enthusiasm for reading validated the effectiveness of the method, spanning four generations.

In the dynamic world of parenting, balancing work and children's education is a challenge. Fortunately, for those exploring the Doman Method—a revolutionary approach to child development—there are practical strategies to make this journey both feasible and enjoyable. In this blog, I address three critical questions that I often encounter: Can working parents effectively use the Doman Method? How can they divide these responsibilities? And, how should they approach teaching multiple children?

As a parent seeking innovative and engaging educational tools for your child, you'll find Doman Cards to be a remarkable resource. Created by Glenn Doman, an expert in child education, these cards represent a significant leap in learning aids designed specifically for the curious and developing minds of young learners. More than just visual aids, Doman Cards combine eye-catching imagery with three enlightening facts per card, creating an educational experience that is both captivating and informative.

Hello, parents! As we dive into the festive season, I along with the entire team at Doman Learning, extend warm holiday greetings to each and every one of you. There is truly no greater joy for us than being a part of this incredible journey with the world's greatest parents. So, from our hearts to yours, enjoy the holidays, relish the precious moments with your family and children, and remember to savor these special times because you truly deserve it. And don't forget, there's a special present waiting for you at the end of this blog from our dedicated team.

The Doman Method™ reading program was created by my grandfather Glenn Doman and his book “How to Teach Your Baby to Read” in 1964. Since then over 5 million parents worldwide have used the information to teach their children to read, including my parents Douglas and Rosalind. As a family we started Doman Learning so parents could teach their children early reading and math before school age just like my parents did for me. We designed the courses and materials at Doman Learning to make it easy for modern parents to teach their children in the simplest and most effective way possible.

Teaching my 3-year-old son Jackson using Doman Cards™ has been a wonderful experience, and I believe it is providing him with a strong foundation for a lifetime of learning. The point of the Gift of Knowledge™ course is to provide parents everything they need to teach children about many different subjects at their own pace.