In a settlement announced Friday by the Federal Trade Commission, the founder of "Your Baby Can Read," Dr. Robert Titzer, along with his company, Infant Learning, agreed to judgments of more than ...

Your Baby Can Read creator, Dr. Robert Titzer, and his company, Infant Learning, Inc. doing business as The Infant Learning Company have settled charges that they made baseless claims about the ...

Robert Titzer, Ph.D., whose name is touted on the packaging for Your Baby Can Read. From the FTC: One 30-minute television infomercial featured a home video of a two-year-old girl who used the ...

The defendants "maintain that numerous scientific studies support the use of the Your Baby Can Read! System," the complaint states, but it adds, "No such studies exist." Titzer started selling his ...

The agency has filed a complaint against the man behind the "Your Baby Can Read" program, Robert Titzer. The FTC accuses him of false and deceptive advertising for promoting his program in ads and ...

series, to stop claiming that it can, in fact, teach babies to read. But Infant Learning, founded by Dr. Robert Titzer, is still marketing the product under a different name -- "Your Baby Can Learn!" ...

(AP) NEW YORK - The company that persuaded hundreds of thousands of parents to buy Your Baby Can Read products is going out of business, citing the high cost of fighting complaints alleging its ...

You may have seen the national ads on TV or seen the products in your local store ... expert,” Dr. Robert Titzer to find out more. Is “Your Baby Can Read” an elaborate scam or is there ...

"Your Baby Can Read" is the name of a DVD, book and flashcard system with a provocative premise: that infants as young as 2-3 months old can begin learning to read ...

Your Baby Can Read' One of those products is the brainchild of Robert Titzer, a former San Diego teacher who now is a researcher in infant learning, believes that children are ready to learn words ...

NEW YORK — The company that persuaded hundreds of thousands of parents to buy Your Baby Can Read products is going out of business, citing the high cost of fighting complaints alleging its ads ...