I think it is never too early to introduce books to your child. Our older daughter was in the NICU and the nurses suggested we read to her so she knew we were there. She loved it, she calmed down and it helped her sleep. By 4 months she loved to turn the pages of big board books, especially the ones which had touch and feel features. She never chewed on them, but then she never really chewed on anything. By 8 months her favorite activity was to read books. Now she is 2.5 and still loves to read, she asks us to read about 15 books a day.
Our son is 4 months and he also loves to flip the pages of the board books, and he loves to chew them!
Help your kids establish a life long love of books and stories. It is a great way to spend quality time with your little ones and it gives them an appreciation for literacy, one of the most valuable skills a person can have.

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Review 2 for Books Good To Read Good To Chew On

Date:November 15, 2011

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it sounds like the things we do with our older children in school first we just look at it, discuss what we think it is about , explore pictures etc. this gives the children an appreciation for books and reading.

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