Teach fingering to toddler

SharryHuang: Yes, that might seem like a good idea. I will try to build on that "recipe" of yours. Thank you.
By the way: Where did you get those stickers with BOTH letters and images on them? Maybe I will get them as well when/if I renew the subscription before February the 1st?

Elena: Spasibo bolshoe. I will try to upload some videos of my three year old daughter when I have time. But please tell me: Are there any step-by-step instructions for adults on the site when it comes to fingering? By this I mean: When you know how to play the basic position with your five fingers, where do you go from there? Hanon #1? And so on.

Also: If I renew/buy a basic package for 36 month, could I then download the song package for adults as well (containing Fur Elise etc.) or just the one for toddlers with Hot Cross Buns in it?

I made them by myself. I bought digital alphabet and Solfeggio here and use photo editor to combine them. Then I bought white sticker paper and print out on the paper and cut them.
I attached my own made paper here. You can use it if you like it.

Thank you! You should become a graphic designer.

Now, my daughter, who recently turned 4, has made enormous progress. She plays most songs up to and including Grieg's Morning mood - with notes! There is just one very big (and maybe stupid) question on my behalf: When you start playing the piano, aren't you supposed to learn how to play with the right fingers from the very beginning? Because as far as I can tell, if one looks at all the videos/recitals published here, some kids play only with their index fingers while others play "correctly", and still others, like my daughter, already play well but not using the correct fingers as shown in the instructional videos.

Therefore, I think you should publish some kind of F.A.Q. "for dummies", where such basic questions are being answered. They are not easy for a non-musician to know the answer to. To a layman, it would seem that if one starts learning the piano with the wrong finger setting, or just let kids "fool around", as you recommend somewhere, it becomes more difficult to unlearn and play correctly later on? Or am I wrong?

In other words: should we just let the kids play the songs exactly as they want, not paying attention to the instructional videos except when the parents/adults themselves learn how to play a song?

Speaking of the latter: have any instructional videos ever been published for Favorite classics 0?