Having an appropriate reading corner in the bedroom or in the playroom encourages the youngest children to love this art. A accessible reading corner It will allow you to enjoy this art alone when you reach a certain autonomy.
Include in your bedroom a low shelf in which you learn to organize your stories is the first step in creating this reading corner. The second will be to provide it with a chair or a set of cushions and mat where the child can sit and read and feel comfortable.
Placing stories and books at a suitable height so that the child can access them is essential to encourage the child to reading habit. Even if you can't read yet, curiosity about illustrations will naturally bring you closer to reading.
Other elements will also be necessary to make this corner a place that invites the child to sit down. Some cushions on a warm rug or a small mat will suffice while they are small, since they will not sit for long.
All the tents they work especially well in these types of corners. Children tend to play under the table or in places where they feel "protected"; a tent may be the best way to win them over. It is also important to use colors in the decoration of this corner so that the child finds it more striking.
When they grow up, include a table In which in addition to reading they can carry out their first homework or drawings, it is very practical. That way they will get used to creating a routine that will be very useful when they grow up. In addition to decorating the corner, remember that you will have to share it with them if you want to instill the habit of reading.