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Sunday, August 5, 2012

Reading, Reading, and more Reading

I love to read to kids. I believe its important to start at a very young age. In one nanny position I started reading at age 3 months. By 8 months he know what books he liked and did not like.  When i would read Jamberry he would sit back and suck his thumb. When read Peach Pear Plum he would arch his back and cry. He preferred rhyming books.

I love rhyming books as well for kids. I am going to provide a list of top ten for each age group. I will start with infants. 
Infants
  1. Jamberry
  2. Mr. Moo Can Moo Can You
  3. Tumble Bumble

This list is on going
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