Reading should be an exciting activity, especially for children, says Busayo Adebowale, Director, Inspired Kids Network. Sadly, it is not so for many children, as a lot of parents make reading seem like a chore or schoolwork, or indeed a
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Reading has many advantages and benefits for young children and its importance cannot be over-emphasised. If you want your child to reap and enjoy the benefits of reading, then you must make your child a reader. This is made possible
By Ndidi Adekunle Readers are leaders, so developing a good reading habit is important. Are you having a hard time helping your child become an avid reader? Bearing in mind that your job is not to teach, but to reinforce
Reading is one skill that many children struggle with and a lot of parents worry about their child’s reading. Parents can be pretty competitive and when you hear about how well another child is doing with their reading, it’s easy
Readers are leaders, so knowing the importance of good reading habit is vital. Caleb Stewart may be just a little boy of 4 but his speaking skills and confidence level are much older than his age. At a middle school
Lifestyle and travel blogger Adebisi Busayo is of the notion that a well-read woman is a dangerous woman. According to Adebisi, a well-read woman is a gem in the midst of any crowd or group as they articulately contribute to
To improve children’s literacy levels, South African President, Jacob Zuma has urged parents to spend more time with their children by reading to them. ”I call upon all parents who are able to do so‚ to read to their children
A young Fulani boy who was grazing his cows recently has been caught on camera doing something quite inspiring. The youngster was spotted by one ‘Engr. Sam’ who took photo of him and posted the story on Facebook. The inspiring story
Have you been reading to your child? This activity if done daily presents immense benefits to your child’s literary development. (Read here and here). Beyond just reading to your child, a new research at the Havard University has revealed that children who