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Making Reading to Your Child a Habit
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As children, we did not have the opportunity to have bookshelves in our rooms crammed with hundreds of books. Fortunately, this is no longer the case. Today children can have their own private library at home. This will give them a sense of ownership and pride as well.
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Here is another idea. When you are having family dinner, discuss the stories you have read to your child. In this way, the interest in the book will be kept alive and fresh and leave your child full of anticipation as he or she can't wait to hear what happens to their beloved character next.
Although the 5 ways to make reading to your child a habit are minimal in content and design, you can be a part of your child's journey to enlightenment. There is a special bond which forms between you and your child during the reading process which is immeasurable. Make a habit of reading to your child on a daily basis. Open the door to a world of fantasy and reality through the use of words.
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