Educational baby books
How to Read a Book for a New Born Baby?
If you remember reading in my previous contents, I had mentioned that you could read books to a new born baby. This way you could teach them new languages, you could educate them from that age. Yes, it is very true and I have seen this through my own eyes and experienced it by my own self. It is also true that even when your baby is not born, you could emotionally engage with them during your pregnancy. When you read a funny book and start laughing, your baby will start kicking and moving and get very excited and happy. Unlike, when you read a sad or emotional story book; your baby start stretching so hard and you right away feel like they do not want you to continue. If you have even experienced being in a funeral (God forbids) and if you experienced crying during that funeral, you right away feel that your baby wants you to just get out of that sad environment and simply change your place. Providing a positive and happy environment has a huge impact on your baby’s mental development and its functions.
Your tone, in which you read a book for your new born baby is extremely important. Mother’s voice has magic! Lower your voice while reading a book for your little angel. Position yourself closer to your baby while reading. Make sure to read it in a very soft and sweet voice so that it calms and comforts your baby mentally and also for the mental growth of your baby as well as bonding you along with your baby, this is a true miracle.
When you are reading for your new born baby angel, make sure those stories are positive, educative and fun for yourself. When you enjoy reading stories
As I said there is magic at your (mother’s) voice and words. You could help your baby in their cognitive development through reading. You are developing a bond with your baby which is everlasting, by being there for your little one every single night at their nighttime stories. We all know that mothers do have a good bond with their children as well as fathers. The bond which could be made through your nighttime stories is actually much more powerful. Doing so, your child will run late from the school but will never ever forget to come and hug & kiss you before leaving home. They would rather miss a favorite sport than to go without you.
How to choose books for your baby in their early ages?
You could continue to read nighttime / bed time stories until your child is at the ages of 3 to 6 months old. Of course, you could do so for as long as you wish to. At that moment you could offer some soft plastic books which are designed not in color but black and white shapes to let your baby play with it. Doing so your baby’s eyesight and its functional development will be very much enhanced and facilitated. As you may know that at the early ages baby’s eyes are unable to see in color but black and white. Therefore, you would offer them something which is useful for them at that age.
Below I would provide you with some examples of baby books for their early ages so that you could visualize.
You could always consider e-books as well but in order to do so I would suggest you play and listen to it by yourself first due to the quality of its sound and articulation which is the most important part of it. When you feel like it is the right tool for your baby, then you could decide to expose your baby to listen to it. I am saying this because nothing can compare with the love and compassion which can be delivered through your (mother’s) voice to your baby.
Which colors would you choose to expose your baby with, first?
Once they reach the ages of 9 – 12 months you could offer some color books. Doing so they will be exposed in colors specially red. You may have noticed that baby toys are mostly manufactured in red color. So know that there is a good and very valid reason behind it because after black and white they actually start seeing red color.
By offering the right colors at the right moment of their life, you are actually helping them build proper coordination between their eyes, hands and brain. In doctors term, this is called (eye hand coordination) but in reality brain is very much involved in the eye hand coordination which makes this function successful. Therefore, reading and delivering the quality sound through your words help in developing your baby’s brain. So even before thinking to develop visuals in your baby, you must think of a way to facilitate their brain development which then becomes critically important for their eye hand coordination.
How to maintain a healthy eyesight?
An eye examination through an optometrist could be worth every year for assuring to maintain a healthy eyesight. If you have a pediatrician, you could ask him or her for a reference but if not you could locate one nearby you.
In order to maintain a good and healthy eyesight avoid exposing your baby to digital objects. Do not let them in front of a TV for more than 15 minutes per day in their early ages.
Consider to have as much colorful fruits and vegetables as possible. All the colorful vegetables and fruits are very rich sources of Vitamin A which is best recommended by Optometrists during your child’s early ages. In fact, we must consider serving them during our pregnancy at first and foremost.
How to maintain a good mental health and proper brain functions?
Omega 3, Omega 6 and Omega 12 are very good for the brain development of your baby. They could be found in fish, shrimps and all sorts of sea foods. Dairy products for instance eggs are good sources of Omega vitamins. Omegas are actually very good vitamins for all ages. It helps in concentration, it results in productivity, it calms and relieves the brain and gives a good boost for its better functioning.
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Please visualize 5 examples of baby books at their different ages!
TUMAMA Baby Toys 0 – 3, 6 – 12 Months, Soft Cloth Books for Babies, My First Soft Books Early Education Toys with Fruit, Numbers, Animals, Shape, Letters, 3 Pack
- BLACK & WHITE DESIGN: Babies are born with blurred vision which gradually increases by 3 months, Black-and-white contrast images can stimulate babies’ vision to train step by step and activate the brain. Note: Only hand washing in normal water, not high temperature water!
- SIMPLE COGNITIVE PATTERNS: Simple cognitive illustration with letters, numbers, geometry shapes, animals, fruits, etc. included in each cloth book, to help newborns to understand the new horizon.
- CUSTOM SIZE & RATTLES SOUNDS FOR BABY: Exclusive size for infants to flip books, and enjoy the rattles sound when pinch and play.
- SAFE MATERIAL FOR BABY BITING Environmentally-friendly materials Bamboo Fiber Fabric, newborn babies can bite them freely with no harm.
- GOOD CHOICE FOR PARENT-CHILD The books can help you to bond with your baby, to read the books together. And the most important thing is that it is really a wonderful way to stimulate key skills like language & reading skills, communication skills, imagination, sensory skills, etc. That would be a great Christmas Gift Idea as Holidays, Birthday, Halloween, Thanksgiving, New Year, Children’s Day, Easter for baby boys and girls.
Cloth Books for Babies (Set of 9) – Color Recognition Series, Soft Books for Toddlers.
Touch and Feel Crinkle Paper Infant Book, Baby Learning Toys / Educational Toys for 3 Months to 4 Years Old.
- READ AND PLAY: Infants and toddlers will love the bright colors specially red color and cute animals in this soft book set. Beautifully designed and illustrated, these toddler toys will hold your baby’s attention and take them for a learning adventure every time.
- KEEP YOUR BABY HAPPY WITH EDUCATIONAL TOYS: Need a few moments to make dinner or just have some time for yourself? Because these baby cloth books are 100% baby friendly, they are a great way to keep your baby occupied while you take care of your household chores.
- LEARN ANIMALS AND COLORS: Each of the nine infant books in this set features a bright color scheme and adorable illustrations. Use them to introduce new topics like colors, animals, and vegetables and develop your child’s mind through reading.
- NON-TOXIC & CHILD SAFE BOOKS FOR BABIES: These newborn toys are designed to provide the highest quality product for your baby. Non-toxic and BPA free, these adorable soft books for babies are a fun and safe toy for your little one!
- MAKE YOUR BABY VERY HAPPY – Teaches your little one how different Animals and numbers by touch with these soft stacked toys to observe the patterns of animals and numbers. And teaches them basic reading and comprehension, shapes, animals. These stacked toy patterns will stimulate baby first year memory.
- ELIMINATES THE NEED TO WORRY ABOUT YOUR CHILD WHILE “PLAYING” THEM – Because babies put everything into their mouth, the quality of this toy is extremely important. Our cloth toy is totally safe for your baby, non-toxic, strong stitching and washable.
- CAPTURING YOUR CHILD’S ATTENTION JUST GOT A LOT EASIER – Tons of super-fun animals, vibrant images with vivid patterns and colors, packed full of educational activities for children to enjoy. Perfect for infants to toddlers. It gives your child endless hours of fun!
- GIVE YOUR CHILD A FLYING START – Gives you a chance to bond with your baby, a warm moment together. At the same time, it is an educational toy: a wonderful way to stimulate important key skills, like language & reading skills, communication skills, imagination and sensory skills.
- NON-TOXIC, DURABLE MATERIAL: Designed to toddlers! Handcrafted from soft polyester, non-toxic and safe.
- SET OF 6 CLOTH BABY BOOKS: The bright colors and pictures will hold your baby’s attention even longer. Include Alphabets, Fruit Kingdom, Sea Creatures, Food, Farm Animal And Numbers.
- PERFECT GIFT FOR BOYS GIRLS: Packed in a luxury gift box is an awesome gift for birthdays, holidays, Christmas gifts and other special occasions for kids. A lifetime gift for children and life long love for reading.
National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of Why Hardcover – Picture Book, May 10, 2011,
Linking to a popular feature in the super successful National Geographic Little Kids magazine, this book brings the browsable fun of the bestselling National Geographic Kids Almanac, to a new audience: preschoolers! Using an interactive question-and-answer format and content grounded in a child’s immediate world, the Big Book of Why delivers lively information, hands-on games, simple recipes, crafts, and more. What makes a car go? How does mushy dough become a crispy cookie? What does the doctor see in my throat? An essential parent reference, The Big Book of Why invites children to ask big questions, think big thoughts, and get answers that are accurate, engaging, level-appropriate, and based on sound educational findings. It helps prepare preschoolers for school in an interactive way—the very best way to foster learning at this age, according to research. Highly photographic and playful, this big book is an adventure in exploration.
Above were all the 5 examples of baby books. I hope through the details you may have been able to find the type of books you were looking for. I also hope you have found answers to your questions.
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I like the choice of products to help new born babies become exposed to languages. I remember hearing how newborns are very drawn to bright colorful things. I noticed many of the products suggested on this page contain a lot of color so that is good. As a child, I would be very drawn towards that National Geographic book.
Thank you so much for your comment. I really appreciate your time and your positive feedback about the post.
I am glad you found it helpful and you liked it. I agree with you about that book and the fact that babies love colorful things right after their black and white period.
I really like the different products which you have recommended through the article. i think the point you make about introducing colour books to babies at a early age is good idea. I wonder if this helps with a child imagination earlier on… I see the appeal of audio books but i think reading out loud to your new-born would be far better, but then again, I don’t have any children.
Thanks for a in-depth review.
Thank you so much for your comment. I appreciate your time in going through the article. I am glad you liked it.
After the black and white color, babies see red color secondly. That’s why I tried choosing products that had more red color in it. Yeah I agree with you about the fact that reading out to our babies are much better for better bonding with our baby than audio books. Still it depends what type of audio book. It is a good idea to listen to it first before exposing the baby.
This is a really lovely article to read through, it is very important for us as parents to be able to be very selective when it comes to getting this for our kids as these things can easily enhance their learning. These baby books are very good and they’ll be so nice to the benefits of the baby, I’d love to get some.
Thank you very much for your comment. I appreciate your time in going through the content.
Reading books for our baby is the start of deepest connection with them through out their life.
The development of their speech and language learning depends greatly on how much words per day they hear from us through educational books and toys by our engagements.
It is very true you can read to a new baby. I and my wife practised it with my second born, we start while she was pregnant. We would pick musical equipment and sing to her tommy, sudden we will notice his change in position. For us we are Christians, we later started reading the bible to our child and it makes a lot of difference. We continued and when he was a baby we did the same thing and he has turned out unique.
Thank you so much for your comment and for your time in reading through the article. I deeply appreciate it.
I thank you also for sharing your experience as it adds up more details and useful information for the rest of parents, specially new parents.
With no doubts reading the holy books are beneficial and the true value of humanity could be taught to the baby as young and as early as in the mother’s womb.
The light is one light only! Humanity is above all. Religions are people’s believe. All religions in the history are the proof of existence of that one source of light. It is important for our children to know these things in order to have respect for all the religions. This is only my point of view according to my own knowledge and understanding.
There is no doubt about the uniqueness of a kid, if all the necessities to stimulate and educate them were provided in those early ages.
Kind regards,
Meena
I have been taking a course in which we are learning that the first 3 -4 years of our baby are key for it’s learning. During those years, we need to give a lot of stimulation to our baby, even though they don’t seem to be understanding it, because there brain in fact is. And this involves playing an instrument to them, etc. And among many other things, of course reading to them. So I’d love to get some nice books for my baby.
Thank you for sharing your experience with all the parents and I wish you the very best of luck in your journey of parenting.
With pleasure my dear! I would be happy to serve you if anything.
I enjoyed reading this article.
There is lots of informative information in there for parents about babies. It is a learning process for everyone
i really enjoyed the fact that there is links below to direct people to the products. Having children of my own i csn say that this article is very good for anyone who wants to encourage reading to their babies.
Keep it up
I have 2 daughters, a 2-year-old and a 6-year-old. The younger one likes to put anything in her mouth and as a father, I must admit I don’t have that much patience. But I learned that it is part of their growing up to explore things. I like the cloth books for babies that are valid from 3 months to 4 years old. I used to have 2 but they are somewhat “destroyed” by my younger one… so I guess it is time for a replacement.
I also like the National Geographic Little Kids. My elder one is getting very curious about many things and she likes dinosaurs and history at the moment, but she is curious generally with anything. I guess this is how it is with kids at this time? But thanks for the recommendation, these are some things for me to consider.
Thank you very much for your time in reading the article and leaving a comment. I appreciate your time and your story which you shared. I am glad you enjoyed reading it.
Every family has great stories and sharing them means more learning opportunity for the rest of us.
Wish you a great journey of parenting!
You have presented a wealth of information about reading with the young ones. I can identify with the point about reaction to mom’s voice. Whenever my daughter is fussing and just won’t settle down, I pick up one of her books and start reading. This always gets her attention and soon she will be peeping in the book and responding to what I am reading. I take your suggestion about choosing colours carefully and keeping the reading material light and happy in themes. Thanks for the reminder of the advantages of books/reading with small kids, and the samples.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate your time and your comment. I am glad you found it helpful.
Thank you also for sharing your experience about reading books to your own children. Yeah colors are important as they depend on baby’s developmental stage.
Wish you a great and remarkable journey of parenting!
Wow. The article is very informative. It is for Intentional parents. Parents who are determined to do what it takes and to pay attention to minor and major details of their babies development, understanding that , what happens to the baby at that level will be part of him or her as she grows, even to adulthood.
Thank you very much Bogadi! I truly appreciate your beautiful saying in form of comment.
I am glad you found it interesting and was of value to you. I agree about the early educating of babies which is going to remain with them for the rest of their life.
Thank you for mentioning about the determinedness of us. Children’s love make us so, gladly.
I enjoyed reading this article.
There is lots of informative information in there for parents about babies. It is a learning process for everyone
i really enjoyed the fact that there is links below to direct people to the products. Having children of my own i csn say that this article is very good for anyone who wants to encourage reading to their babies.
Keep it up
Hi. I find it amazing to be able to influence our baby’s mental capability through reading to him. It is wonderful to know that the tone of the voice do have a special effect on these small brain. It makes us realize that we have such a big role to play in our child’s development.
Above all I never realized the importance of introducing a newborn with black and white cloth book first before gradually moving on to colors. Thank you so much for denoting the importance of this. I usually go straight onto the colored ones.
Hi Carol,
Thank you very much for your time in reading the article and leaving a comment. I really appreciate your time.
I am glad that you found the article somehow helpful. You’re most welcome! I am glad you found something new to note. Yeah colors do have an important role on baby’s eye functions and its development.
Wish you all the best with your parenting journey!
What a nice article and a soft way to teach us how to read for babies. My ‘baby’ is almost 18 now, and I realize I have not been reading enough. Always too busy, too much in a rush. I was aware already then how time flies but am even more aware of that now.
Reading just like music is a precious gift we can share with babies.
Hello Karin,
Thank you very much for your time and your valuable comment. I really appreciate your time. We all are the same. You are not alone in this. We feel like we did not do enough at that time. Sure, the issue is always time and being too much busy. This is life unfortunately and we are human after all. We can not perform as machines.
I wish you and your 18 year a wonderful life a head!
All the very best!
Meena
Hi,
I couldn’t agree more, reading to your baby even if he is still in, your womb will develop your bonding and start his love for reading.
Babies definitely are able to communicate with their parents especially with moms who are the primary caregiver.
I’m fascinated with the National Geographic Little Kids First Book. I would assume we wait until your baby is able to understand complicated words and ideas like 4 to 5-year-olds and then we can start reading this book to him?
Thanks,
Marita
Hello Marita,
Thank you for your time and comment.
The books are all set up in the post according to their age group and what effect it has on the baby. I agree with you for the fact that babies can not read that much complicated book but we can read to them.
By reading, pointing to the pictures with our fingers and by showing them we can expose them to more colors and more words. The more words they hear from us, the better it would be for their language nutrition.
Hope it makes sense to you!
Hello there!
Wow! That was an eye-opening piece there. I never believed it is actually possible to read books for new born babies considering the fact that they neither talk nor seem to hear. It is really amazing to know that I can actually read educational books for them. I’ll definitely put this to practice.
Thanks
Thank you very much for your comment and for your time in reading through the article. I appreciate your kind words. I am very glad that you got something to learn from the article. Being a writer, my aim is to give and share more value to my readers.
I wish you all the best in your journey of parenting and am glad about the fact that you will put it into action.
Best of luck!
Meena
I didn’t know we can read to a new born baby! I think that is very interesting especially for people who will become parents for the first time. I really like all of these products. Reading the young ones is very important for their development and language. Thank you for sharing this with us who has no experience!
Oh you are very welcome. Yes you can! I am very glad that I could help you with it. My aim was to be helpful to people through this article by sharing my knowledge and experience. I would be very happy to be able to help as much people as possible.
All the best!
Meena
Thanks for such an excellent read here!
What great information for expectant Mums looking to create the best possible start for their precious bubbas!
You have included a wide variety of options to chose from that will keep little ones learning whilst having fun!
With so much emphasis on ensuring our children are learning as much as they can from very early on in life I think the author has touched on so many fundamental elements that are important for learning and development!
This is great information!
Please keep up the great work!
Well done!
Kris
I have never thought about reading for a new born but I played some classical music to the new born since I read somewhere that it is good for brain development and also help with the moods. But, this makes a lot of sense, I will start reading for the baby as well. Thank you so much for sharing such an informative studies. I will check out the book sets. I personally do not like the e-books, not unless I have no choice when they are older. Cheers!
Thank you for your comment and read through. I appreciate your time. I am glad you liked the idea and that you are going to implement it on your own child.
As an author, there wouldn’t be anything more pleasant to me than to have been convinced of helping someone.
All the best in your parenting journey!
Meena
This can make a lot of difference in the lives of our kids and also shaping them to be a lot better than what we ever think of. What you shared here us really good and I value it too. I will ensure that I can make the best use of all of these too. Simply amazing to get to access information like this here too. Thanks
Meena, thank you for your post on Educational Baby Books. I am not a new mother by any means, but I am a grandmother and I found your article extremely interesting. I was especially intrigued by the section about reading to newborn babies. I probably had not really thought it through before. I know that hospitals tell you to talk to or read to coma patients because they can hear you. So I am very sure that the sound of a mother’s voice reading to her newborn will be important in the child’s educational development. Thank you for providing this insight.
Thank you very much for your time in reading the article and for your kind words of encouragement and appreciations. I am very happy about the fact that you liked it and that you found it extremely interesting. That means a world to me. Being able to give the right message to the world, is something which makes me immensely happy.
Your kind words of appreciations made my day today!
Best wishes and prayers to you,
Meena
I believe that all babies should have lots of fun but I also believe that it is best to give babies educational toys that will develop their little minds. So they can learn have had fun at the same time. There are many baby toys out there that can help babies to become smarter at an early age which I think is a good investment. Thanks so much for a well-detailed post that will help so many people.
I strongly agree with Jackson in tvo parent’s video. The very first few years of your child are very important and delicate part where you have to be very careful. Like she said they are the very beginning of the rain development. And any thing that happens affects the overall development of the child. And like her guest responded, parents are the most important people in the child’s early years. Thank you for this good resources
Hello,
Thanks for the informative review on educational baby books. I enjoyed reading the post: a lot of advice on books for babies, toddlers and young kids.
I have two grandsons, and they like to listen their mother reading the books before they go to bed. My younger grandson likes to put everything in his mouth and chew. (he is two years old). You gave me a solution to what kind of books to buy and read for him.
Thank you again; I will definitely check the links you add to your article.
Wow! This is amazing. I knew that a mother had a special impact on her baby, but I didn’t know that the latter was so sensitive to the mood of the environment. I also greatly appreciate how you use examples to illustrate this thoroughly.
Yes, I agree it’s not what you say; it’s how you say it.
I did not know that babies could only see in black and white when they are first born, then red within the first 9-12 months.
The power of words is beyond words.
More than anything, I think that you article would benefit from more fun facts about the anatomy of baby development.
It’s nice to see you have different suggestions for different products accordingly.
I cannot help but think, “What if a baby was born vegan/vegetarian?”
Very neat and inspirational!
Hi Meena. Thank you for a great post. To be fair I have no Idea that there are books for new born babies. This is huge discovery for me as it seems as a great educational toys to develop kids from very beginning of their life. Looking on your reviews, some of them are just stunning, I especially like idea of cloth books. Looking forward to test them in practice.
Hi Cogito,
Thank you for the read trough. I appreciate your time and comment.
Yes, reading is one of the most important factor to the new born baby’s brain development same like talking and having that sweet conversation on a regular basis. As they say that same as the food nutrition, language nutrition is also important for the baby and it is going to be even better if it is done since they are new born.
Kind regards,
Meena
This is a great idea and I have known some friends to use this technique of reading to their babies in a separate language in order to teach the growing child a new language (in addition to the primary language that is spoken in the area). The progression of new topics and concepts as they age is a wonderful guide to help choose appropriate content for the child. Thank you for sharing this important information!
Hello Aly,
Thanks for the comment.
Yes, this stage is best for teaching any additional languages to the baby. You’re very welcome. Glad you found it important.
Best wishes,
Meena
Excellent article.
I am a mother of five and grandmother to 10 wonderful children.
Reading has always been an important part of my life and I regularly read to my children and continue now to read to my grandchildren when they are here.
There is so much more information now about babies’ eye development than when my children were babies.
How do they know at what age certain parts of vision develop? I mean the babies can’t yet talk about what they see.
While my grandchildren are past the baby stage I really like these products and will keep them in mind for gifts for future grandchildren if I am fortunate enough to have more.
Thanks for this informative article.
Hello Deborah,
Thank you for the read through and your kind encouragement. I appreciate that.
Yes, through studies and research more and more useful and life changing information has been revealed. Like the example of red dots in Glen Domen’s book. If you may have read or heard about it, not sure but it is just worth mentioning that it is an excellent book. In this book Glen gives a step by step explanation which is really worth reading and implementing. Babies could be thought Math through this meticulous steps of red dots and also helps in their eye development functionalities.
Wish you all the best with your grand parenting journey!
Best wishes,
Meena
Thank you for sharing this important information.
I totally agree that it’s never to early to start reading to children and to encourage their development. I used to love reading to my girls and to watch their reactions.
Even just giving them the cloth books to chew on was part of their journey.
You comment in relation to no more than 15 minutes in front of the TV is very important. It shocks and scares me at the number of parents who let their children watch tablets and mobile phones on a continuous basis. While out and about parents should be introducing their babies and children to the world around them and not leaving them to amuse themselves in front of a screen.
Thanks again and keep up the good work.
Hello Geoff,
Thank you very much for taking the time to read the content and offering a comment. I appreciate it.
You’re most welcome! I am glad that you liked it. Thank you for sharing your own experience as well. We learn through sharing experiences.
Kind regards,
Meena
Wow, this article was so informative! I didn’t know that babies could only see black and white in the early stages of their lives. I personally haven’t had any kids yet, but we are thinking about it. When I have a child, I am defiantly going to use some of the great information you shared.
Hello,
Thank you very much for the beautiful comment. I am really glad you found the article informative. I would be happy to have you and all the other new parents returned to this site. I would be glad to have helped all.
I wish you all the best with your own journey of parenting when you become one.
Best wishes,
Meena
The book that caught my attention and I’m sure the little one in the home will also enjoy is the Big Book of Why. I have always enjoyed the content produced by National Geographic. And I was surprised there is something for our little ones too. Thank you very much for this post.
Hello Paolo,
You’re very welcome! I am glad you found the ideal book for your little one. Although, it is not easy sometimes. We could get lost into the crowd very easily that’s why I did my best to make it much easier for parents by sharing examples which are visual and linked directly to the site where all could easily find and buy it if they want to.
I am glad you liked it.
Kind regards,
Meena
I am so loving your website. I wish I stumbled to such before having my babies. I now enjoy my read aloud sessions with my kids who are currently aged 09 and 11 years old. And every time I sit to read to them I feel I lost so much time and really wish I should have started it earlier because I have come to treasure the value that our reading sessions brings.
Hello Bogadi, thank you so much! I am really glad you love my website. This tells me I am in the right path and should continue doing what I am doing now. It is a great pleasure to be helpful to all parents through their needs. This way I could recommend them educative tools and toys based on my parenting experience and knowledge and they help me in accepting those recommendations and it is going to be a mutual benefit and a win on both sides.
Thank you for sharing your own personal experience. I now can imagine how hard it would have been not knowing the importance of reading to our children. I can understand and feel your past experience in regards to not starting reading in the early ages.
You’re doing an excellent job by reading and engaging with them later on even though they are 9 and 11 years old. I know that you’re an amazing MOM and doing an extraordinary job in your parenting journey.
I wish you best of luck!
Meena
Hi there, Meena! This is a great resource! I personally do not have any children but definitely know a lot of new parents. I think reading to children is one of the most critical things during early child development. Definitely need books with vibrant, bright colors and beautiful pictures. Will be sharing this with a couple friends of mine who are new parents. Thanks for compiling this together.
Hello Mike,
Thank you very much for the read through and offering a comment. I appreciate the initiative of sharing it with the rest of new parents whom you know. I hope they find this resource as useful and helpful.
I agree, colored books are a wonderful way to catch the attention of little children for reading.
Best regards,
Meena
What a great in depth article around reading to your new born baby. In our family we have always been strong believers in reading to our children every night and started when they were infants. One thing you mentioned that we never thought of was teaching them another language!
I appreciate your knowledge on this subject and will definitely be passing along this site to any of our friends and family that might have a baby or young child in the future.
Hello Daniel,
Thank you very much for going through the article and offering a comment. I appreciate your time and very kind insight.
I believe anything that are thought to babies in a very early age, could become a life long lesson which lasts forever.
Thank you for the share and I really appreciate your very kind initiative.
Regards,
Meena
I love how crisp your website is. You have so much good content. My daughter is 13 now and loves to read. I read to her every night when she was a baby, and continued up until she was in 4th grade. It’s so important to give babies that kind of attention. Keep up the good work.
Hello Sara,
Thank you so much for the read through and your kind comment. I really appreciate you. I am glad you liked my website. Thank you so much for visiting and I welcome you to Educational Baby Toys.
Awesome to share your own experience! It offer valuable experiences to other parents.
Reading is by far one of the most valuable ways in which parents could help their children in order to be brought up more intelligent, have higher IQ and be successful in their school studies. This will lead to being even more successful in collage and university studies.
If children don’t like reading from an early age, growing up they will be unlikely to read but to watch TV instead. In the contraire, if they get used to reading from an early age; growing up they won’t even look at the TV but instead you will find them reading most of the time.
It is a pleasure to have heard from you through your comment. I hope to hear from you soon again.
Best regards,
Meena