Bedtime stories are common for young children, but we're missing out if we stop reading aloud when we grow up.
Trying to find new ways to get more reading in and really engage with your chosen stories? Try reading aloud solo or with buddies!
Taking a look at why parents, teachers, and librarians prioritize reading aloud to the kids, and why this parent personally loves the activity.
A reader and parent discusses the benefits of reading aloud to kids, and recommends a selection of readaloud books for toddlers.
From reading to your child from day one to bedtime stories, bookish parenting expectations are real, but they don't always work out in reality.
What makes reading aloud fun? Well, it helps when your baby starts paying attention. One reader discovers the importance of rhyme, cadence, and colour when reading to your baby.
Reading a novel aloud as a family is the coziest thing you can possibly do.
A list of things that inevitably happen when you read to your toddler.
