1. Kim and Carrots: It's perfectly normal if your child is a bit restless while reading with you. Toddlers aren't known for sitting still. That's because very young children learn by moving. In fact, it's built into their development, making running and jumping and climbing excellent brain builders. While looking at pictures of zoo animals, your toddler might like to take some breaks, galloping like a zebra, swinging her arms back and forth like an elephant's trunk, or walking like a penguin. Then check out other selections in this issue for additional ways to enjoy moving while reading: “Lion Yawn,” “Stand Up,” and “Your Smile.”
2. Some Wear Stripes: Although babies prefer to look at human faces, patterns also fascinate them from their very first hours. Even newborns are drawn…
