Trying to get children to do what is not age appropriate is never a good thing. You are messing with basic neurology placing these kinds of expectations on a human who is still technically a baby. The small motor skills necessary to do the activities you describe ONLY develop through large motor activities in PLAY of all types. If you stay on this track you can surely expect consequences of some type for your child's development and for your relationship with your child.
That sort of linear teaching at such an early age produces the opposite of expanding horizons for a developing human.
If you think you are putting your baby at the head of some kind of line you will be sorely disappointed because 'there' does not exist. But what does exist is your child's need to play, explore and have the personal time frame of their own body, mind and spirit respected, honored and prioritized in the home. That is the real gift of home-schooling. But don't take my word for it go - do the research.
Books like : 'You are your child's first teacher'
'Crack in the cosmic egg'
Books by Penelope Leach
Awakening your child's natural genius by Armstong
'Dumbing us down' by Gaddi
R.