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Bedtime Routines for Children After One Year
Sleep

Bedtime Routines for Children After One Year

As children move through the toddler years, the bedtime routine becomes more interactive, more verbal, and more subject to negotiation. The toddler wh...

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Reading as a Play Activity for Young Children: How to Make Story Time Work
Play

Reading as a Play Activity for Young Children: How to Make Story Time Work

Reading to young children is one of the most consistently recommended parenting activities, and for good reason: the evidence for its developmental be...

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Story Time for Babies Under One
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Story Time for Babies Under One

Parents often wonder whether there is any point reading to a baby who can't understand the words. The answer is an emphatic yes — but for different re...

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Story Time for Babies Under One
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Story Time for Babies Under One

Reading to a baby who cannot understand words may seem pointless — but the research says otherwise. Shared reading in the first year of life is one of...

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Toy Books and Lift-the-Flap Books
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Toy Books and Lift-the-Flap Books

Lift-the-flap books occupy a developmental sweet spot: they combine the language and narrative of reading with the physical engagement of play. The fl...

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Interactive Reading for Toddlers
Play

Interactive Reading for Toddlers

Reading to a toddler is valuable. Reading with a toddler — engaging them actively in the story, asking questions, inviting naming and pointing, extend...

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How to Introduce Books and Stories to Build Empathy
Parenting

How to Introduce Books and Stories to Build Empathy

When your child watches a character struggle, fear, hope, or feel disappointed—and you talk about what that character might be experiencing—something...

6 min read
Early Literacy: Building the Foundations for Reading Before School
Development

Early Literacy: Building the Foundations for Reading Before School

Children who arrive at school unable to read are not failing to read — they are about to begin learning. But children who arrive with a rich vocabular...

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