Why does fear develop around seven to eight months? Some researchers believe children begin to show fear when they are able to compare something they know and remember with something they don’t recognize.  
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“Mommy, read me a story!” he says, while you tuck him between the sheets. And before you know it, he’s wrapped in your arms while you turn the pages together, giggling at the funny duck in his favorite book.   Read More >>
 

Sharing books is a great way to help your child learn to read and write. But there is something just as important that you can do every day that will help children grow on their pathway to becoming future readers—sharing stories through everyday conversations.  Read More >>
 

 
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