The Youngest Student to Teach Online..."OMG! I really can't?!?
By Shavkat
@Shavkat (140157)
Philippines
February 26, 2019 5:52am CST
I don't know how can I start this concern. It was really a mindblowing to teach a 19-month-old. OMG to the maximum level! It seems my company's staff are not thinking. How can you teach a baby that cannot say anything? So far, it is a record for the youngest student to teach online.
I am sorry to say that I really can't have the class with a baby. I am not a clown!
"Are parents need to be ambitious in educating their babies?"
"Who should be the one teaching a baby?"
"Is parenting becoming virtual now?"
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28 responses
@LadyDuck (472291)
• Switzerland
26 Feb 19
@florelway Your brother was right and he did the right thing. Some parents want to impose to their too young children their ideas, this is wrong.
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@florelway (23327)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
26 Feb 19
Some parents can be unreasonable too, the kids may not need them, only them want it There was a time when a parent (father) ask my brother to teach his little kid
to play the piano because my brother teaches piano but he does not teach very small children as he is not into the usual piano lesson, he is more on the practical side where his students can actually put into actual use what they learn. My brother refused and told them he does not think the child is interested and he could barely touch the keyboard with his small hands.
to play the piano because my brother teaches piano but he does not teach very small children as he is not into the usual piano lesson, he is more on the practical side where his students can actually put into actual use what they learn. My brother refused and told them he does not think the child is interested and he could barely touch the keyboard with his small hands.1 person likes this
@florelway (23327)
• Cagayan De Oro, Philippines
26 Feb 19
@LadyDuck I agree with you without taking into account the capacity of the child.
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@Missmwngi (12915)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Feb 19
Nowadays i guess everything is becoming possible
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Regardless, it could not be surprising since some individuals have their weirdness.
@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
26 Feb 19
You said it right. I really cannot help it and call the baby's mom's attention about it. The worst part, the mother cannot speak the English language well. It needs to be translated by me in the Chinese language. The rudeness, she dropped the call without any words.
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@pumpkinjam (8786)
• United Kingdom
9 Mar 19
I agree that teaching should start at home. Technology and online services have their place, and there are some helpful apps and tools to help babies learn alongside being taught by parents. I don't think an online class is appropriate.
One of my children was actually able to speak very well by 19 months (and children can still comprehend even if they can't speak) but I don't think I would have put him on an online course designed for adults.
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@pumpkinjam (8786)
• United Kingdom
9 Mar 19
@Shavkat Well, if she can't speak English and wants her child to speak it then it's OK to ask a pro to help. I have a friend who actually does baby language lessons BUT they are designed for babies.
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@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
9 Mar 19
My little niece is like your child. She can speak well in English. My family and I decided to teach her this language. It really needs to start at home. The irritating part, the mother cannot even speak the language. Then, how can she teach the child? She needs to study the language instead of her child, right?
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@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
15 Mar 19
@pumpkinjam I am not sure if she will love baby language. Since she wanted to expect things that are impossible for her child. I hope she will her way what is really best for the child.
@allknowing (138327)
• India
26 Feb 19
I think it can be done with pictures and sounds.
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@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
9 Mar 19
@amitkokiladitya It is a booking class. We cannot control this.
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@amitkokiladitya (171927)
• Agra, India
9 Mar 19
@Shavkat but why did the parents arrange the class?
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@LowRiderX (22903)
• Serbia
27 Feb 19
Really weird, from where to begin?? Eventually with 'a-ga' or 'a-da' 
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@LowRiderX (22903)
• Serbia
27 Feb 19
@Shavkat Ohhh God, truly ambitious parents 
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@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
27 Feb 19
@LowRiderX I must admit that she cannot speak any English words, too. That's really a wrong move for her. The learning should always start with a mother.
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@youless (112621)
• Guangzhou, China
27 Feb 19
Today some parents are crazy and they are afraid that their children will be behind other children. So they will try to attend different kinds of courses for their babies. I think these parents just feel released since their children already go ahead to attend to the courses but it is their wish only.
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@RasmaSandra (81127)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
27 Feb 19
The strangest thing I have ever heard. How in the world do they think that baby is going to learn?
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@andriaperry (117272)
• Anniston, Alabama
27 Feb 19
That is insane! the parents are lazy, they should teach their baby.
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@janethwayne (5191)
• Philippines
27 Feb 19
Well I doubt it.The parents should do that for them at that early age of their childhood.Then when they are big then you.
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@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
27 Feb 19
@Iknowit1990 I think it is okay if it is not a second language. For the first language, I think it is fine.
@Iknowit1990 (241)
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27 Feb 19
@Shavkat that baby is too young for that I taught my own kids at that age
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