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Remember a book is a great companion especially when children grow older. It develops a child's imaginative capabilities and vocabulary. ( A big incentive to parents considering developing the reading habit for kids- its the quietest possible means to keep your child occupied for a generous amount of time! ;> )
It does get a little expensive buying books but don't reconsider encouraging the reading habit as there are economical options:
1. Join the local library
2. Have a rotating library club with your kid's friends- the kids can borrow each other's books
3. Buy books off garage sales
4. Keep an eye out on Amazon book deals- there are some really good deals especially under the buy 4 for the price of 3 section.
Try reading to your children if you haven't tried out this great parent-child activity. It's never too early to start reading to your child nor is it ever too late to develop a love for books now.
I'm not sure who said this, but whoever did, sure did drive home a point!...
“TV. If kids are entertained by two letters, imagine the fun they'll have with twenty-six. Open your child's imagination. Open a book.”
Happy Reading!
I have seen first hand darling Bunny girl's strong love for books...as a little baby when we would 'enact' the stories with voice modulation and pitch in tone and progressing on to 'reading' pictures and now to recognising and associating words on her own...books open a whole new world and wherever we are we are really not alone with a good book in hand ! Well done on encouraging Bunny girl on her reading ...and ensuring she has a cosy nook of her own on at home. You have always been a good reader and look where it has got you ! all my love Mama
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