Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Spencer Doman, grandson of famous child development expert Glen Doman, well-known author of How to Teach Your Baby to Read and How to Teach Your Baby Math, will talk about why you should teach mathematics at an early age and provide tips on how to teach these math skills at home.
Spencer says that “before we teach our baby about how we write numbers or numerical symbols, what we should actually do with young children is teach the child quantities.
The use of Arabic numerals to represent different values is a characteristic unique to humans, not seen outside our species. But we aren't born with this skill. Infants don't have the words to count to 10.
According to research from the Duke Institute for Brain Sciences, babies who are good at telling the difference between large and small groups of items even before learning how to count are more likely to do better with numbers in the future. Those with stronger innate number sense performed better in test scores at three years of age and beyond.
As a parent, we want to strengthen our child’s ability to recognize quantity. Then, we can build on the child's mathematics success after that.
You are your children's first and best teacher.
0:00 - Intro
1:31 - How to Introduce Math to a young child?
4:11 - How do you teach children quantities?
4:54 - How do you know that children recognize quantities?
6:15 - Method of teaching Math to children
7:31 - Is it ineffective to a child who might be a kinesthetic learner?
9:46 - What specific technique do you use in teaching?
12:37 - How to make learning enjoyable?
14:29 - How does a parent get started in teaching their baby?
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Spencer Doman, grandson of famous child development expert Glen Doman, well-known author of How to Teach Your Baby to Read and How to Teach Your Baby Math, will talk about why you should teach mathematics at an early age and provide tips on how to teach these math skills at home.
Spencer says that “before we teach our baby about how we write numbers or numerical symbols, what we should actually do with young children is teach the child quantities.
The use of Arabic numerals to represent different values is a characteristic unique to humans, not seen outside our species. But we aren't born with this skill. Infants don't have the words to count to 10.
According to research from the Duke Institute for Brain Sciences, babies who are good at telling the difference between large and small groups of items even before learning how to count are more likely to do better with numbers in the future. Those with stronger innate number sense performed better in test scores at three years of age and beyond.
As a parent, we want to strengthen our child’s ability to recognize quantity. Then, we can build on the child's mathematics success after that.
You are your children's first and best teacher.
0:00 - Intro
1:31 - How to Introduce Math to a young child?
4:11 - How do you teach children quantities?
4:54 - How do you know that children recognize quantities?
6:15 - Method of teaching Math to children
7:31 - Is it ineffective to a child who might be a kinesthetic learner?
9:46 - What specific technique do you use in teaching?
12:37 - How to make learning enjoyable?
14:29 - How does a parent get started in teaching their baby?
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