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MY CHILD IS AN INFANT
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What can I do?

Some books you might
read together

Some things you might
do together


Why this is important

Look at information for:

  • infants & reading

  • toddlers & reading

  • preschoolers & reading

  • children who can read
    with some help

  • children who read
    independently


  • WHAT CAN I DO?

    Experts agree. Children who are read to from a very early age are more successful at learning to read.

    Babies' brains are just beginning to make sense of the world. Take advantage of this by showing them that words on a page have sounds and meaning.

    Start small, with short books full of pictures. Find a comfy place to read. Point out the objects and words you say their names. Use your voice to show excitement.

    Pay attention to the ways your child reacts. If they get fussy, stop what you're doing and try something else. After all, learning about language and reading should be fun for the both of you.

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