10 Dads on the Picture Books They Love Reading to Their Kids
There's nothing like witnessing a cherished memory being made. We asked 10 dads to talk about their favorite picture book to read to their kids.
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There's nothing like witnessing a cherished memory being made. We asked 10 dads to talk about their favorite picture book to read to their kids.
From classics you’ll recognize from your own childhood to modern favorites you’ll soon be able to recite in your sleep, these board books are great for reading together with babies and toddlers.
Whether you and your little need a laugh, a cuddle, or an escape from reality, these picture books are a great way to connect with your child. And bonus: they’re clever enough to be enjoyed by both you and your children through multiple readings.
Pass a book back and forth, let them take the lead, or travel through these kids' books side by side. No matter how you read together, you’ll be glad you did.
Reading together helps stave off boredom, gives us something to talk about, and allows us a quiet moment to connect as a family. If you're interested in starting an informal book club with your kids, here are some fantastic books to check out.
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Sometimes fierce, sometimes really misunderstood, these magnificent dragon stories for kids will help you breathe a little fire into your family’s reading life.
Add some wacky voices and dramatic pauses as you read these spectacularly giggle-worthy stories, and your little ones will think you’re the funniest grown-up around.
Brightly's 2021 Summer Reading Challenge offers kids a fun bingo card that they can cross out as they read books that fulfill each prompt, encouraging them to expand their reading horizons.