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My Little one Can Read! Can Your Baby Read Too?















Robert Titzer is an baby scientistand the inventor of the your baby can read early language development for teaching babies to read. The Your Baby Can Read videos and books were first released in 1997. The series' ideas are based on Titzer's personal early childhood research, including his ownexperience of teaching his daughters, Aleka (born in 1991) and Keelin (born in 1994), to read as babies.


















According to Titzer's personalbaby research, the ideal time for learning to read is the same as the best time for learning oral languages andsign language. He discusses, "Studies from all areas of language... show that it's faster to learn the patterns of language early in childhood instead of to later in childhood." While some adults may think ofreading as a feat too difficult for young kids, Titzer notes, "It's likely the brain will evolve more efficiently for reading when the child learns to read early in childhood compared to later in as a five year old."