Recent studies have shown that the greatest indication of a child's success and love for reading stems from a reading father. Well, if anyone knows how much Tim reads (he is pretty much reading 90% of his waking hours, whether it be on his Kindle as they walk around outside or listening to books on tape as he cleans) we should assume that our kids too will share the love of reading. I didn't anticipate my two-year-old would develop the obsession so early in life. Not only does he love being read to, he's started to embark on reading on his own. So far, the only word he can sound out and recognize is "ball" (with the occasional "mom" and "dad"), and now he thinks that every word is "ball", but he is getting so impressive at sounding out letters. Thank you, Super Why! and Elmo's ABCs app. And lots of patient reading with us really awesome parents.
Here are some recent videos:
He thinks the "U" I wrote is a "V", I didn't realize that until Tim pointed it out to me today.
Here are some recent videos:
He thinks the "U" I wrote is a "V", I didn't realize that until Tim pointed it out to me today.
this is a perfectly heart warming post. i agree reading is so very important for kids and am glad you and yours agree.
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