About Little Math
System Requirements
You need a windows-based computer to use the Little Math software. See this article for more information on system requirements.
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You can begin teaching mathematics to your baby from the age of three months, and if you do so, not only will you have the opportunity to provide an intuitive understanding of a core skill that will be used for the rest of your child's life, but you will also develop and enrich his brain, allowing your child to understand anything quickly and easily.
It's all down to a very special phase of development; up to the age of three and a half, small children perceive the world largely through the dominant right hemisphere of their brains. This right-brain dominance allows several curious things to happen - children are able to learn new facts and skills effortlessly with minimal repetition, directly storing the information in their long-term memory. In this manner, young children can develop amazing abilities, such as perceiving the number of dots on a flash card in an instant without counting them, just as some savants can.
But it's not just about being able to excel in math; there are many, many other benefits to be gained. Other abilities, such as effortless, rapid learning also directly relate and transfer to anything your child may be presented with, be it reading, physical activities, encyclopedic knowledge, even spatial and logical reasoning. This is because teaching math to your child exercises the right brain during its dominant phase in your child's development, and in doing so you are maintaining and enriching neurological pathways that would otherwise be unused and eventually destroyed. By enhancing your baby's brain, you not only teach your baby math, but you also make learning easier; arguably an even more enticing benefit for spending a few minutes a day with your child cycling through flash card presentations!
I believe LM is going to make the difference for my daughter between a life of mathematical regrets (mine), and a life of mathematical adventure! 
My daughter and I enjoy using this program. Our lessons have become exciting for her, because she found red dots boring. With Little Math mathematics is fun for us as it supposed to be :) 
To be frank, LM is godsend. It is such a wonderful program. I am getting the feel of Little Math and it is easy to use. In fact, I started using it without reading the manual. 
