In a perfect world parenting would be easy. Unfortunately we don’t live in a perfect world and parenting is, in my opinion, the most complex job in the world. Add to that the fact there is no real training for the big job of parenting, we often bring negative memories of what “we’ll never do” into the mix and each child needs unique parenting tailored to their personalities. Tough job.
But what if there were little fixes to help wade through the mountain of expectations placed on stressed parents?What if in just one area, that of supporting their children as they learn to read, there was a short manual on the most important principles and practices to make the job easier and more efficient?
Well….. now that you mention it, there is. It’s called Homegrown Readers and is available as a paperback or an e book at Amazon. This little book can provide you with all the information you need to build a literacy-rich home and will help you know what to say and do as you sit beside your emerging reader.
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….and reading is just about the single most important skill a child can have. If you can read, you can do anything you want to do and become anything you want to be. How those skills are developed is key to building value and belief systems.
Absolutely agree.