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Want to raise a reader but are not one yourself yet? These shifts can make all the difference—and no, it doesn’t mean more screen time guilt. Share this with another parent who needs to watch this. 📚  ✍️ Writing credits: Kitty Elicay #smartparenting   #SPVideo #AskRonna #Parenting

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00:00How do I help my child who does not seem to like books love reading?

00:04Here are five simple research-backed tips from a Smart Parenting article by Kitty Elicay.

00:09First, let them choose their own books.

00:11Children are more likely to finish books they've picked out themselves.

00:15Two, don't judge genres.

00:18Comics, graphic novels, non-fiction.

00:21Let them read what appeals to them.

00:23Three, read aloud to your children even when they can already read.

00:27It builds connection, introduces new vocabulary, and opens discussions.

00:33Four, be a reading role model.

00:35Show your own love for books.

00:37Kids emulate what they see.

00:40And five, encourage diversity in reading different authors, cultures, perspectives

00:44to broaden their curiosity and empathy.

00:48If you do these consistently, you won't just raise a reader,

00:51you'll raise someone who loves reading.

Smart Parenting | Ask Ronna | Helping My Child Like Books

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