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Name: Sahmim Naaz
Country: India
Enjoying a reading session with kids helps to make them a book lover. this habit will take them to places in future. A child who reads books is knowledgeable and has great thinking power.

Name: Lucky Moraiss
Country: India
Books are said to be one's best friends. what one gains from books is incomparable. They enrich us and kids can get imaginative reading books. what's more....may be they can become a writer or a poet.

Name: Manyata
Country: India
I am a book lover and this habit I have inculcated in my kids also. since they were small, i used to read to them. They liked reading out and asked several questions which I answered. This lead to their love for books.

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Does your child prefer reading or watching television? How often do you read to your child? Do you think it is important for parents to make reading a habit for their child´ s development?

Manda

I think parent´ s involvement is the most important part of getting children to read. Children learn by example. If they see the parents reading, they will also be tempted to read as well. How ca...

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Kasturi

I have tried to get my child to take up reading but it is not working. Every day, she only wants to see the television. From morning to night, she sits in front of the TV. If I give her a book, she do...

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Nirmala

I have been reading to my daughter since she was a baby. Later on, we got her picture books so that she could look at the pictures while we read to her. Little by little, she started to read on her ow...

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