Fostering children’s love of literacy is an accessible and practical way for families to be involved in the process of their early literacy development.
As mentioned, libraries are awesome. I recommend making a habit out of regularly going to the library with your children, even if they can’t read yet. At our library they have a large selection of children’s books that are meant to be read to children rather than read by them. Start with these and make reading a normal part of your day. When your child asks you to read to them, try to make that possible. This might implant the habit of reading in your children.
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As mentioned, libraries are awesome. I recommend making a habit out of regularly going to the library with your children, even if they can’t read yet. At our library they have a large selection of children’s books that are meant to be read to children rather than read by them. Start with these and make reading a normal part of your day. When your child asks you to read to them, try to make that possible. This might implant the habit of reading in your children.