After Three, It’s Too Late

A legendary book about raising and developing children by the founder of Sony. One of the key books that expectant mothers and fathers should read. You will learn how to raise your child. This book will change you once and for all.
Here is what Glenn Doman, Director of The Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential, USA, wrote in the preface to the book: “I think this book is one of the most important books ever written. And I think it should be read by all parents living on Earth.” The author of this book, incidentally the founder of the SONY corporation, took up the issues of early development for a reason—his own child lagged behind in mental development. As a result of the experience he gained in raising and teaching his child, with the help of specialists he founded the “Early Development Association” and the “Talent Education” school, wrote this book, and became one of the world’s best-known experts in the field of early childhood development. Masaru Ibuka formulates the ideology of early development as follows: “Early development does not propose force-feeding infants with facts and figures. The main thing is introducing new experience ‘at the right time.’” This book is a participant in the project. If you wish to report errors, typos, or other shortcomings in this book, you may do so.