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How to help your newborn learn without overstimulating them
Right now, your newborn is only awake for very brief periods. When you notice their eyes open, you can provide them with a little sensory stimulation—but not too much.
Playful bonding time using finger puppets
Use simple, homemade finger puppets to capture your baby's attention, stimulate their vision, and provide an early lesson in emotions.
Planning ahead: a key skill your 3-year-old is developing now
If your child notices it’s raining and tells you they need an umbrella, they’re showing a small sign of a big cognitive skill that emerges during the 3-year-old year—thinking ahead.
“When should I start reading to my baby?”
It’s never too early to start reading to your baby.
“When can babies start to see faces?”
Your baby can likely see your face, but only when you’re up close—and not as clearly as you can see hers ❤️
How to help your child with the Twist & Pivot Pattern Puzzle—and why it’s worth it
The Twist & Pivot Pattern Puzzle may test your 2-year-old’s frustration tolerance, but it’s tricky by design 😉
New research shows The Reading Skill Set boosts child confidence and reading scores
Lovevery's phonics-based program helps children learn to read through play.
Why experts recommend phonics to teach reading
Phonics is an essential part of an evidence-based approach to reading instruction. Learn more about phonics and why it matters.
3 ways you may already be helping your child learn to read—and what to try next
Reading books, singing songs, and reciting the alphabet are all important practices you may already be doing. Try these simple ways to broaden and deepen their early reading experiences.