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How to Read with your Child at Every AgeOnce toddlers become preschoolers, they tend to show more interest in books and are often better able to listen to a whole story (and maybe start to recognize or read a few words!). At this age, reading becomes an even more fun, interactive activity that sparks creative thinking and curious imaginations.
How to Read with your Child at Every AgeDuring those first few days and weeks of life, your newborn may not seem to be doing much on the outside – but on the inside, rapid brain development is underway. Help your boost newborn’s brain development by reading aloud daily.
How to Read with your Child at Every AgeReading with your toddler is a great way to bond and help build language and literacy skills. With you, your toddler, and a book, you both can go on magical reading adventures!
How to Read with your Child at Every AgeBabies are born ready to learn, explore, and discover. Make reading an important part of their world. Here you’ll find out ways to read with your baby.
What are speech, language, and literacy? Why are they important? The first three years of a child's life are the most critical for speech and language development. That’s because a baby’s brain at this stage is best able to absorb language during this critical growth period. In this section, you’ll learn why speech and language play such an important role in your child’s development.
What are speech, language, and literacy? Why are they important?The first three years of a child's life are the most critical for speech and language development. That’s because a baby’s brain at this stage is best able to absorb language during this critical growth period. In this section, you’ll learn why speech and language play such an important role in your child’s development.
Book ListPreschool-aged children not only love listening to stories – they’re also learning how to read themselves! Books take on a whole new purpose at this age, making it even more important to offer a variety of books that meet your child’s needs.
Myths about Your Child’s Brain Here we debunk common misunderstandings about children’s brain development. Whether you’ve heard or thought about them, read more to find out the facts.
Myths about Your Newborn’s Brain Here we debunk common misunderstandings about babies’ brains and brain development. Whether you’ve heard them or you’ve thought them, read more to find out the real truth.
Blindness and Vision ImpairmentVision impairment and blindness can occur in children. While vision disabilities can impair a baby’s development, there are other ways to support a child with these needs.
Everyday OpportunitiesToday’s families are busier than ever, and it can seem challenging to fit daily reading into an already hectic routine. Here you’ll find ways to incorporate reading with your child every day – and from anywhere!
Reading Helps Behavioral and Social-Emotional Development Books are a powerful way to support your child’s social-emotional and behavioral development. Find out how, and learn about some books that can get you started.
Breaking the Cycle: How Your Own Childhood Experiences Influence Your Parenting StyleFor many caregivers, the journey of raising a child comes with a mix of excitement and uncertainty. It's natural to draw on our own childhood experiences as a foundation for our parenting approach. But what happens when our childhoods include very difficult experiences like overly harsh words, neglect, abuse, or other challenges?
School Drop-Off StrategiesEven if your child went to preschool, starting TK or kindergarten is still a new transition and experience. Saying goodbye can sometimes be emotional for both of you, so here are some ways to help you and your child with school drop-off.
How to Help Your Child Develop Positive Self-TalkPositive self-talk is like having a kind, encouraging friend inside your head who cheers you on and believes in your abilities. When you teach your child positive self-talk, it can lift their spirits, boost their confidence, and help them tackle challenges throughout their lives.
How to talk to your child at each ageDid you know that recognizing, acknowledging, and responding to your toddler’s cues plays a big role in her brain development? Learn more about these important back-and-forth interactions between parent and toddler.
SleepSleep is critical to every child’s physical development. Here you’ll read about the benefits of sleep, how to keep your baby safe while sleeping, and the amount of sleep your child needs during the first five years of life.
Life As a GrandfatherA Message from Lon McQ, KJLH Radio On Air Personality

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