Most young children like to play with books - especially the ones where there are buttons to push and different noises are emitted. If you help them to realise early on that reading is an enjoyable thing to do, you can inspire a love of reading that will last a lifetime. As they get older some children are not so good at sitting down quietly looking at books. Here are some guides to helping through this stage:
1. Put special touchy-feely books in the cot to familiarise your baby with books. The colourful pictures will stimulate them.
2. Read to preschoolers regularly and they'll associate reading with pleasure - A special time each day.
3. Choose three books a day to keep preschooler interest high: a favourite book, a familiar book and one that's new.
4. Older children will sometimes want to read to you or tell the story - let them do that.
5. Don't nag them about reading.
6. Let children read what they like at home. Even if this means comic books, at least they're reading.
7. Read the books your children are studying for their schoolwork so you can discuss them together.
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