Hi,


For 15 mth old, exposure is really what you need. Make the environment print riched by putting up alphabet flashcards. Refer to them as you sing alphabet songs or play/read alphabet materials. Through such exposure, you will lay a good foundation for the learning of alphabets when he/she is ready. I worked up my 18 mth old boy’s room the way I suggested. He loves Leapfrog Letter Factory and watches once in a while. I sing and pointed to the alphabets when changing him in his room. Now, he is able to sound the sounds of A, B, C and D when prompted.