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5 Expert Tips to Promote Language When Reading With Your Child

Reading with your child is more than just a bedtime ritual—it’s an essential part of their language development and confidence building. You can start reading with their child at any time, whether while they are still in the womb or a few months after birth as the child shows more interest. Incorporating fun and interactive elements into your reading routine can enhance both the experience and your child's learning. Here are 5 tips to help you make the most of reading with your child: 1. Give Them Choices: Start by letting your child choose between two books. This small decision-making process helps them feel involved and encourages them to communicate their preference. Allow your child to read the books they wish, even if it means jumping around or revisiting favorite parts repeatedly. Whether they point, speak, or use another method, the important thing is that they’re practicing communication. 2. Engage with the Story: Ask your child questions about the story or the pictu

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