After a night at the library, stuffed animals help kids read
Story highlightsStuffed animal sleepovers encourage kids to read, researchers findOne expert says to make reading a part of your child's daily activities (CNN)A baby seal, a giraffe and a teddy bear walk into a library ...No, this isn't the start of another corny dad joke. It's the latest way to encourage kids to read.You can't help but "awww" at the images: An adorable stuffed puppy peruses the picture book section while a much-loved, understuffed bunny hops through the chapter books. They're the actual loveys of young children who left them at the library for a "sleepover." Library workers snap photos of them choosing books, reading together, bonding over "The Rainbow Fish." When kids pick them up the next day, they can see how much fun t
Story highlightsStuffed animal sleepovers encourage kids to read, researchers findOne expert says to make reading a part of your child's daily activities
