Congrats.. I know the feeling.. my kid just turned 7 mo.s... started crawling a couple of weeks ago.. started standing a few days after crawling (crazy.. just crazy).. and it seems one of his favoured toys is the keyboard.. (eww.. drool). I figure I'll show him what I know.. write games for him, show him how they work if he gets interested. Hopefully he'll get into it. I plan to make sure he's away from the computer alot too.. outdoors is a wonderful place. So really, I'll be feeding his brain, just as I've already been doing, for as long as he seems interested.
-Syn0

Incindentally, my one perl script that's out there for the world was a product of my son's birth. EIGHT, an image gallery i created so the fam could see images of Obi as he grew up.

In reply to Re: When is it too soon to learn Perl? by synapse0
in thread When is it too soon to learn Perl? by gryphon

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