Enrich Your Child’s Reading Experience with Personalized Storybooks
If you think books about adventures, dinosaurs and princesses make great gifts for kids, then wait till you give a child a book about something(or someone) way cooler …. him!
When I spoke to Maia Haag of I See Me Inc a while ago about personalized books for kids, she brought up an interesting point. [...]
Dr. Seuss turns 106! How will you celebrate?
March 2nd marks the birthday of one of America’s, and perhaps the world’s, most beloved and charming children’s authors who has captured our hearts with his quirky writing and clever tales for decades.
Whenever I read his books with my daughter, I am reminded that sometimes, you need no rhyme or reason to enjoy what you’re reading. (Well, [...]
Reading to Kids Doesn’t Have to Cost a Fortune
Let me ask you this. Does a trip to the book store end up lightening your pocket book a little more than you expected it to?
And do you have a hard time picking the best books to read with your kids or keeping up with age-appropriate titles?
The Dilemma Surrounding Children’s [...]
Has reading to your child ever given you goosebumps? (And I mean in a good way!) It may not happen often. And it probably doesn’t happen to everyone. But if you’ve shared the adaptation of John Denver’s Sunshine on My Shoulders with your little sunshine, you probably know what I’m talking about.
Listening to John Denver’s rendition of the [...]
Sometimes, when you’re reading a book with your child, you don’t have to say a word.
Birds by Kevin Henkes, Laura Dronzek
The cliche about a picture saying a thousand words? You have to experience it to believe it. And during one of my recent trips to the children’s section at our library, I was lucky to [...]
Have you ever read to your child in a language you don’t usually read in?
It’s a parenting experience like none other. And you shouldn’t miss a chance to try it if you can.
Although my daughter is fluent in our mother tongue( Tamil), we haven’t really read many books written in Tamil with her. We’re teaching [...]