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Reasons to Read Aloud
Reading to Babies
By 3 months the baby has more than 1,000 trillion brain synapses! Reading to infants helps these connections grow and survive.
Reading with Children: Why & How
Books teach children to use their imaginations. What they learn about people, places, and things can be important building blocks to later life success. From Palmetto Basics
VIDEO: Reasons to Read Aloud
Nurturing readers from Brooklyn Public Library
What's Going On In Your Child's Brain When You Read Them a Story?
Study showing that reading picture books with children is better than hearing a story or seeing a cartoon.
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