Moms and Dads are findings ways to get their kids excited about reading.
During the toddler years, your little one is building the foundation for the rest of his life.
And there’s a lot you can do a lot to help foster good development and make the most of these formative years – especially around reading.
I’m going to share the 5 ways to help your toddler love reading, but first, I want to tell you about mirror neurons.
They’re really cool…
Mirror neurons are the part of our brain that “fire” when we see people doing things.
So if we see someone scratch their nose, the same neurons in our brain that would make us scratch our nose become active, so it’s almost just as if we had scratched our nose!
Isn’t that neat?
This has implications for great opportunities to enhance your child’s learning…
And it also explains how kids pick up bad habits from their parents and peers.
Basically, what we SEE other people doing, is what our mind gets used to “doing” with the neurons – which makes it more likely that we’ll do those things in real life.
See what I mean?
You can use this scientific phenomenon to your advantage when it comes to getting your toddler familiar with reading…
Click through to the full article to read 5 easy things you can do to make it more likely that your toddlers will love reading.
Promoting A Preschooler’s Desire To Read [Hub Pages]
