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Lovevery books guide you through tricky parenting moments
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The science behind building a secure attachment with your baby
Some parents and caregivers worry that being overly responsive will cause their child to become spoiled or too dependent—but research has proven otherwise.
“When should I start reading to my baby?”
It’s never too early to start reading to your baby.
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.
Encouraging your baby’s first words
You may soon notice subtle shifts in your baby’s babbles—changes in tone and rhythm that indicate their first words are on the way. Continue talking, listening, and reading to your baby to encourage their vocalizations. In this post: When will your baby say their first word? Most children say their first word between 12 and … Continued
How to introduce your child to the benefits of music (Hint: It’s easier than you think)
Here’s how music can benefit your child’s brain—and 4 easy ways to get started with musical play.
Kindergarten readiness checklist: skills experts say to practice now
Discover the social, thinking, and academic skills your child needs to thrive in school —plus ways for them to practice now.