The Myths about Early Childhood Education
Welcome back to Babylicious! Thanks for visiting again. If you’ve enjoyed reading my blog, subscribe to my RSS feed to get regular updates on what’s new at Babylicious.The reason why I embarked on right brain education was through the hope that I might help my children develop abilities that will facilitate their schooling years. I [...]
Review: Time4Learning
With access to the internet, homeschooling has never been easier. Any parent looking to enrich their child’s educational experience can get access to a multitude of resources and programs online. They can be used as part of a homeschooling program, an after school activity or as a holiday program. It could even be used as [...]
Right Brain Activities with Thomas and Friends
After compiling right brain resources and learning about right brain activities that I can practice at home with Gavin, I have discovered that it isn’t easy getting Gavin’s cooperation. Since right brain education is about having fun, forcing Gavin to take part in the activities is clearly out of the question. What is a mother [...]
Reading: Whole Words and Spelling from Our Experience
I’ve heard comments that learning to read with flashcards is only successful for teaching a child short term word memory recall. It has also been said that if the child is shown the same words in a different context, for example, in a book or in a different font, he is not able to read [...]
Update – Flashcards and Design
Firstly, I’d like to apologise for the crazy design changes you’ve been seeing on this blog. I’m not a tech-person so changing the colour scheme on this blog has been a really big task for me. Most of that has been fixed but if you see anything strange, please let me know. Feel free to [...]















