If you do not like to read books and no one in your family reads books, most likely, your child will also not be interested in literature in the early stages of development. Perhaps a school literature teacher will be able to captivate him later by reading. But it is much more productive to engage in the development of the baby on your own and from an early age, so that when the time comes for school lessons, your child is already fully armed.
Young consciousness rarely and not always succeeds in teaching something specially, but in a playful way the memorization of the material happens by itself. The education process then proceeds easily and efficiently. A really effective way to draw a child's attention to a book is to read interesting and exciting stories to him at night. Believe me, sooner or later an inquiring mind will strive to comprehend the literacy that you own. After all, the kid wants to learn how to do everything in life himself!
And if dad or mom can read such wonderful fairy tales to him, it means that he will be able to read equally curious ones to them. It is at this moment that it is time to sit down to study. With sincere interest from the child's side, the process of learning letters will quickly move to the stage of folding words and the first lines read, measured with their own finger. Before you have time to look away, your young genius will already turn over all the pages of your home library and pull you by the hand into the bookstore to new fascinating stories and knowledge. And at school, in literature lessons, he will undoubtedly be an excellent student.
What to do if busy parents realized late, and the child is no longer so small and those same literary school lessons are given to him with great difficulty? And here you can come up with a reasonable way out if you achieve a sincere interest in reading. For older children, you should think about the choice of "him", a personal and adult topic. What can grab your child's attention strongly? You may be assuming that this is a computer.
The naive child's consciousness is captured not by the object itself, but by the processes that take place in it. Offer literature on topics of interest to him, show options for developing skills and knowledge in computer topics, talk with him about the importance of a comprehensive education. And, of course, read books if you can assure your child that they are really helpful. Being a good parent means, first of all, being able to educate yourself well.
