093 - The #1 Thing You Must Do Before Teaching Your Child to Read with Teacher Tasha Mendoza
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Show Notes
In this episode, Dr. Victoria Ang Nolasco and teacher Tasha Mendoza tackle one of the most common parenting questions: How do I start teaching my child to read?
Discover:
- why readiness is the key to stress-free reading
- how to build a strong foundation with the Rule of Three
- what to avoid when introducing your child to reading
You'll get actionable tips, practical strategies, and research-backed advice to help your child develop a love for reading. Plus, hear why rushing into formal phonics lessons before a child is ready can do more harm than good and how to create a joyful, literacy-rich environment at home.
For more insights, grab a copy of Learning by Heart: Teach Your Child to Read Stress-Free.
Resources Mentioned:
- Learning by Heart: Teach Your Child to Read Stress-Free
- Previous episodes of the Discerning Parenting Podcast
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