Reading books to your baby can be great for bonding or setting the mood before bedtime, and research shows there are long-lasting effects of this simple routine. What types of books are best for babies? How should parents be reading? And what are some tips for raising readers?
Reading is one of the most valuable activities you can do with your little one. Even newborns benefit from hearing your voice and looking at pictures. As your baby grows into a toddler, reading becomes an engaging way to bond, build key early literacy skills, and spark imagination.
As new parents, we’re told that we need to read to our kids. But what happens if you’re child doesn’t seem interested? What can you do to make reading more exciting- so they grow up to be lifelong learners? And what tools and resources can parents use to help simplify the process?
A lot of parents use screen time to entertain their babies. If you're looking for alternatives, what options are there?
Reading books to your baby can be great for bonding or setting the mood before bedtime, and research shows there are long-lasting effects of this simple routine. What types of books are best for babies? How should parents be reading? And what are some tips for raising readers?
