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How often should i read to my 15-month-old?
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Every day.: Reading to your child should be a part of every day. Children that have books read to them learn more quickly. Choose books with interesting pictures and colors. Children at this age may ask to read the same book over and over. This repetition is a natural part of learning.
Answered 12/25/2018
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Reading. : I agree. Reading should be a part of the daily routine. Picture word books can be a great tool in enhancing identification of objects and developing language.
Answered 12/25/2018
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