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.

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?

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.