Reading with Children 0-5: Everything you Need to Know
If you are like most parents in the world, you may ask yourself and others, “I love to read and believe in reading with my child, but HOW do I get them to sit down and actually listen??” Parents and children everywhere in the world are overstimulated and busy, and reading becomes near impossible with the many distractions and chaos that a normal day brings sometimes. If you are a parent of multiple children, I know you are nodding your head emphatically.
Everything You Need to Know About Reading with Children 0-5
Today, I am thrilled to share with you a guest post for my friend Leanna over at All Done Monkey. In my article, I have compiled a list of everything you need to know for reading with children 0-5. This guide means you can take all the guesswork out of reading. We left no stone unturned so that you feel totally confident in your skills from the moment you begin to read aloud. We want you to be able to cultivate a love of books in a child right from birth without frustration.
In this article, I outline the basics of book handling skills. Additionally, I break down how to choose books at each stage of development for children 0-5. Teaching these skills will make such a difference in a child’s interest in reading as well as attention span. These are resources and strategies you DON’T want to miss. Let’s bring the reading magic into your read aloud sessions and make this your best year of reading ever!
To read the rest of my article, hop over to the full post on All Done Monkey.
Be sure to comment below with your favorite read aloud hack! We want to know all your reading secrets!
P.S. Download your free PDF chalk full of tips for reading with children 0-5 to put on your fridge or in your book nook today.
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08/17/2017 @ 7:06 pm
I love this! I went and read your guest post and there are so many good points. I have a 3yr old and an 18mo old and reading is very important to me, for them (as well as myself).