I learned how to read early (about 2 years old) from my parents, who embraced phonics and intensive reading activities with me at a young age. Today, there are preschool reading programs, which are designed help you to teach More
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Recently we looked at the scattered sea of toys and books around my son’s room and declared enough! We were in desperate need of a More
...As parents and caregivers, most often we are looking for what are the best products to help our little ones learn, be they books (especially picture books), alphabet or counting toys, toys that allow our children More
...According to Sally Head at Expert Village, picture books, repetitive books, sing-a-long books, classics are all great types of educational books for nurturing your preschool child’s curiosity.
So why aren’t more American children doing it? The National Center for Educational Statistics released an annual report in 2007 that found a third of all fourth-graders cannot read at a basic level. You can imagine the implications of More
...Lately I have been finding excellent early learning books for my 2-year-old at local grocery stores. Often there is a display near the front of the store, marked “Children’s Books” that will inevitably draw me over to peruse for More
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