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Re:Windows93 by rjsw on Monday March 02, 2020 @09:50AM (#22464852)
Do you read books to your child ?

I can remember stuff from quite a young age, I think that one thing I took from getting books read to me was that inventing worlds and setting stories in those worlds was just something that everyone did.

Re:Windows93 by hluska on Monday March 02, 2020 @10:58AM (#22465442)
We read almost constantly and she has been surrounded with books since she was an infant. Now that she’s a little bit older, she ‘reads’ and I read to her. At bedtime, she’ll often ‘read’ a book with a lot of pictures, then I’ll read it back to her and then we’ll switch to a book with fewer pictures and I’ll read it to her until she goes to sleep.

Do you have any book recommendations? I’m always looking to add to the library! :)

Re:Windows93 by balls187 on Monday March 02, 2020 @11:27AM (#22465804)
Any libraries near you?

Our system (king county library system) is top notch, and their children section is organized with books specific to children development: life events, feelings, bedtime, concepts, etc.

Every two weeks I go and pick out new books, rotating topics.

Re:Windows93 by hluska on Monday March 02, 2020 @06:34PM (#22470277)
We live two blocks from a library and she goes regularly. It’s great on weekends (especially during the winter) - it’s full of kids and it’s a lot of fun.

I like asking people for book, television or even website suggestions. We’ve found some unbelievable gems that way, including a site she uses to ‘wave to the International Space Station.’ :)