childrens books
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These Curated Children’s Books Help Tough Conversations With Kids
Scholastic has launched a new resource on Instagram called “Scholastic Bookshelf” to curate books on important topics parents may want navigate with their kids, including anxiety, bullying and gender. The account launched last week with more than 65 curated topics with stories that Scholastic’s website says can “help kids and grownups talk about life’s big questions.”
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Let Your Kids See You Doing What You Love
1I love me some Mo Willems, so when Mo Willems gives me parenting advice, I take Mo Willems’ parenting advice. (If you don’t know who Mo Willems is, please go check out his wonderfully quirky Pigeon book series for kids, plus Knuffle Bunny, which is an all-time fave in my house.)
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Get Your Kid To Read More By Displaying Books Face Out
When it’s time to choose books to read, kids will often reach for old favourites. This isn’t a bad thing — there are benefits in repeating the same stories over and over. But it’s possible they just don’t know what else is hidden deep in the shelves.
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Improve Your Kids’ Reading Comprehension By Having Them Predict What They’re About To Read
Reading with your kids is important. We all know this. If you’re like me, you dive into book after book with abandon.