We're partnering with Book Dash to give every child in Tanzania 100 books by age five, fostering early literacy and parent-child bonds.
Tips for reading with young children
Why Should you read with your child?
- Reading is a wonderful tool to help
your young child's brain develop and
get ready for school. - Reading helps your child build strong relationships with you and their friends.
- Children who often read books with their parents perform well at school.
- Regular bedtime routine, including
reading a book, helps children sleep better
How do you read with your child?
- You don’t have to be a good reader to
read with your child - just do it! - Choose the same time each day to read with your child (e.g. bedtime).
- Make it fun: use different voices and get your child to participate.
- Let your child be the leader, and you
follow: talk about the pictures that interest your child and ask questions. - It's never too early to start reading with a
child, so you can read with your baby too.
With the support from Theirworld a UK Charity, In 2025, we're distributing 30,000 children's books to 10,000 families in Mwanza and Mara to boost literacy, reading habits, and parent-child bonding.
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