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Haiku of the day: God's Child

In raising a kid,

Make him or her close to God

So they'll not be lost

Photo credits to YouVersion Bible app

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This haiku is dedicated to @bummer64

Thanks for the follow and may you set a good example to the younger ones. God bless you more!

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Raising A Reader: How To Raise A Child That Loves To Read? Part 2 (New Born Special)

Before the age of four, half of your child's brain develops. Children who are read to before they start school are more likely to incorporate reading habits. These exercises are meant to excite your baby's intellect and help him or her prepare to learn to read.  The team of psychologists at Circle Of Hope would love to demonstrate how easy, exciting, and gratifying it can be to establish a lifetime reading habit in your child. Continue reading the series ofarticles where we provide an age-by-age guide to make kids love reading.  Books for children are a must-have. You may believe that you are saved from reading until your baby is at least vertical, but this is not the case. Even babies benefit from hearing stories (and they can not criticize your book choices). So benefit from it. To do so, follow these steps:   Read Aloud  Every day, read out loud. Whatever book you want. A cookbook, a fiction, or a parenting handbook are all good books to read to a newborn. It does not matter what you read. It is the tone of your voice, the rhythm of the text, and the words themselves that matter. The amount of words that infants hear has been demonstrated in studies to have a direct impact on language development, literacy, and reading habit.  Read this article here @https://circleofhope.co.in/Blog/Raising-A-Reader-How-To-Raise-A-Child-That-Loves-To-Read-Part-2-(New-Born-Special)

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Raising A Reader: How To Raise A Child That Loves To Read? Part 4 (School Going Children)

The team of psychologists at Circle Of Hope would love to demonstrate how easy, exciting, and gratifying it can be to establish a lifetime reading habit in your child. We would like to conclude this series of articles with this blog where we provide an age-by-age guide to make kids love reading.  This generation is on the threshold of learning how to read (a few can read already). Your child should be able to recognize letters and write his or her name. They pick up seven new words every day, for a total of 2,700 words every year. It is no surprise that this is a talkative time for the youngsters; they are putting all of those ideas to the test. Help Them Speak  Simple Techniques for Improving Your child's skills are worth mentioning. Do not tune out your youngster when they start babbling. Prompt her along by asking questions to explain her ideas. You will be promoting language and comprehension skills while also demonstrating effective listening.  Find out what they are saying. This age group is known for its inquisitive nature. You will improve problem-solving skills, comprehension, and memory. Make Them Read For You  The leader should be followed. Allowing your preschooler to "read" to you is a great way to spend some time together. Most likely, this will entail her telling you a narrative based on the photos in the book, as well as her own recollection and imagination.  Together, create a book. Help your child compose or dictate a narrative and then illustrate it with pictures by stapling some sheets together. They will realize that anyone can publish a book.  A fresh chapter should be started. Try reading chapter books to your children if they seem ready. If they start to lose interest, use dialogue or long portions. Chapter books improve recollection and teach children that not all stories must be completed in one sitting. Read Complete Blog Here https://circleofhope.co.in/Blog/Raising-A-Reader-How-To-Raise-A-Child-That-Loves-To-Read-Part-1