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Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.

Offering in-depth one on one sessions in-person or online for your baby today!

Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.

Offering in-depth one on one sessions in-person or online for your baby today!

About Us

My Heart

As parents, we want our children to thrive in every aspect of life. I have dedicated time and resources to teaching my now 15-year-old daughter and 14-year-old autistic son to read from a young age. Today, they are both published authors.

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As an active foster parent, I've had the privilege of teaching my foster children as well. My adopted three-year-old son can now read over 100 words and knows ASL signs for over 40 words. I believe in the power of Early Childhood Education and am eager to share my expertise and services with you.

Highly Qualified Mentors

"Learning becomes effortless when you have an excellent teacher who invests their time, is driven, and cares about playing a small role in changing your child's future trajectory. At our organization, we love children and are passionate about helping them pave an unexplored path towards a brighter tomorrow."

Babies To Bookworms

Consistency is crucial to our Early Child Development program. We require one-on-one 45-minute time slots, with a minimum of three and a maximum of five sessions per week, from Monday to Friday. Our program caters to children aged eight months to three years old. We use educational videos, word books, and flashcards to teach colors, shapes, numbers, and letters. For our nonverbal children and infants, we teach ASL signs. Learning should be fun, so we encourage lots of singing and laughing in our sessions.

Three Year Old Playing Word Games

Reading is the most important skill your child will ever learn. Early Child Literacy opens up your child's ability to learn about numerous other topics. Studies correlate literacy with success in most academic areas and find a positive correlation between literacy and self-esteem.

16 Month old showing off her (ASL) Knowledge

Meet Jade. We started when she was one year old. First, she learned to sign; then, she learned to say the words she was signing. Now, at two, she is recognizing and reading words.

Using ASL signs supports language development because babies can move their bodies consistently to make signs much earlier than they learn to use their voices. Baby Sign Language serves as a visual model for upcoming speech and language.

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Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.

Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.