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I used to read to my boys all the time but they are now 7 and 9 and would much rather sit watching YouTube. But now that my daughter is just over 1 and is taking in every little bit of information she sees I’m going to read every day again and not be afraid of getting into character.
My husband and I have read to our soon every evening at bedtime since the day he was born. We share books at lots of other times too, but the bedtime story is non-negotiable. He adores books and stories, and we see it as the simplest way to promote language skills! He chooses the book and we love the time together. Wouldn’t change it for the world!