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Snuggling in with your toddler for a good read — whether it’s first thing in the morning, before a midday nap, or at bedtime — may be the best part of parenting. You both experience the closeness and shared focus on the page, the delight in the story and the sound of the language, the excitement and surprise that comes from discovering new characters in a new book, and the cozy comfort of re-reading a well-loved old friend. It’s almost too delicious to stand. To help feed your child’s growing appetite for literature and build your family’s library, Babble offers recommendations for the best toddler books, great books with important lessons, the best to read aloud, classics, little-known books, and more. We also suggest reading strategies and ways to encourage literacy. There’s so much to read about reading here — and so many wonderful suggestions of books to page through with your child. Enjoy!
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