Music - we've been talking about the entire time - our three-year-old girl from Bronzeville has a video that is sure to go viral in honor of Black History Month. Payton memorized and recited the poem "Hey Black Child" and the crowd absolutely loved it. Welcome Payton and her parents, Shawn and Aundrea Jackson. How are you? Are you excited to be here? That's not what you were telling me in the green room. What about if you come home with me after the show? To Shawn and Aundrea, both of you. I know that you have a little brother on the way too, so that's coming soon. But both of you aren't in education, you're an administrator, you're a teacher. And Payton can already read, yes, and read at three years old. She's been reading since she was about 18 months. Really? What did you do to get her to reading at night? It happened before she even came out of the womb. I was a Youtube fanatic, so I played a lot of phonics DVDs and songs for her. And I would listen to them in my stomach for like 20 minutes a day, and she was having it in there. She was kicking and screaming in there, it feels like it. But, and then she came out, we just exposed her to a lot of sight words, a lot of language. Like our bathroom is filled with sight words on our wall, so just constantly feeding her into the phonics and words and literature. Yes, that is so smart because a lot of times I have kids that are in elementary school, but they give them the sight words in pre-K. But you're already way ahead. I'm proud of you, her, extremely. How long did it take...
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