Our little ones don’t need constant entertainment; they need you. Your presence. Your rhythm. 💛 Including your baby in everyday moments – like making breakfast on a quiet morning – helps them feel valued, connected, and secure. What might feel like a chore to you is how they learn they belong. 🌿 When we slow down and invite them into our world, we show them they matter, that they’re seen, and that love doesn’t always need words. Sometimes, a smile and a little dance break say it all. 💕 🎥 @grigorievagri
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We love this video from @emilee_segura, bringing Let’s Go on a House Tour to life with her little one. 🏠📖 🗣️📚 Reading books introduces your baby to vocabulary, rhymes, rhythms, and language structures that might not come up in everyday conversations. The new Early Reader Club from @lovevery is thoughtfully designed to support your child’s reading journey. With engaging stories and helpful tools, it starts at just $29 every two months. ✨ Find Let’s Go on a House Tour in Box 2 for months 3–4+ and explore the Early Reader Club at the link in our bio! #EarlyReaderClub #LoveveryBooks #ReadingJourney #BabyBooks #ToddlerBooks #LearnThroughPlay #ParentingTips #ChildhoodLiteracy #EarlyLearning #CognitiveDevelopment #LanguageDevelopment #ReadWithLovevery #BabyReading #ParenthoodMoments #EducationalToys #RaisingReaders #StorytimeFun #BooksForKids #ChildDevelopment #InteractiveBooks
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Jun 27, 2025Instagram
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We love this video from @emilee_segura, bringing Let’s Go on a House Tour to life with her little one. 🏠📖 🗣️📚 Reading books introduces your baby to vocabulary, rhymes, rhythms, and language structures that might not come up in everyday conversations. The new Early Reader Club from @lovevery is thoughtfully designed to support your child’s reading journey. With engaging stories and helpful tools, it starts at just $29 every two months. ✨ Find Let’s Go on a House Tour in Box 2 for months 3–4+ and explore the Early Reader Club at the link in our bio!
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Jun 26, 2025Instagram
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What does it look like to raise an early reader? 1️⃣Build a love of reading with the very best books, starting from day 1 2️⃣Motivate them to learn to read with a fun, proven program 3️⃣ 📚⭐📚💗📚✨📚 It’s all part of The Early Reader Club, from ages 0–7+! Here’s how it works: 👶📚From ages 0–4: you’ll receive three of the highest-quality books out there, delivered every other month. 💡These are the books included in Play Kits and Book Bundles, so this is a great option if you’re not a Play Kits subscriber. 🧒🎒 From age 4 on: you’ll receive a gradual progression of reading games and books every other month. 💡These are the games and books that make up our Reading Skill Set that families and teachers rave about. It’s just $29 every 2 months for ages 0–4, and $34 every 2 months after that. AND it includes access to The Lovevery App, a $12/month value! Learn more about The Early Reader Club via the link in our bio. 📖
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Jun 25, 2025Instagram
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Introducing The Early Reader Club by Lovevery, a first-of-its-kind subscription that grows from books you read aloud, to your child reading to you! Whether you’re cuddling up with a board book or watching your child sound out their first words, The Early Reader Club is designed to inspire a love of reading—and build real skills along the way. ✨What makes it different? Unlike other book clubs or reading programs, it’s both. It connects your child’s earliest experiences with books to a fun, motivating learn-to-read journey—supported by expert design, beautiful materials, and easy-to-follow guidance. Here’s how it works: 👶For ages 0–4: Receive 3 research-backed, high-quality books every 2 months. These are the same books featured in The Play Kits and Book Bundles—perfect if you’re not currently a subscriber. 🧒From age 4+: Transition into a thoughtfully sequenced reading program, with games and books that help your child build confidence, phonics skills, and reading fluency. These are the same games and books featured in the award-winning Reading Skill Set. 📲You also get free access to The Lovevery App (a $12/month value), with expert videos, tips, and fun ideas to support your child’s literacy journey at every age. 💲The Early Reader Club starts at just $29 every 2 months (ages 0–4), and $34 every 2 months for ages 4+. Already a Play Kits subscriber? Just add Book Bundles to your subscription, and head to your Subscriber Shop for a few new titles. And The Reading Skill Set is ready whenever they are!
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Jun 24, 2025Instagram
The Early Reader Club, for ages 0–7+
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👀📚 This one reading tip can boost your baby’s vocabulary and hold their attention longer… We love how @beccasbookbox brings The Colorful Animals Wooden Book to life—naming each animal, making their sounds, changing her tone of voice, and using hand motions to keep her baby engaged. 🗣️Pro tip from Lovevery speech-language pathologist Kelli Meyer of @thespeechscoop: “It’s always a good idea to stay one step ahead of your child’s language. If they’re not imitating yet, start with single words. If they’re saying one word, try two-word phrases—like ‘Fly ladybug!’” And yes, it’s more than okay to read the same book again (and again!). Repetition is a powerful tool for building vocabulary and comprehension. ✨ 💬What’s your child’s favorite book to read on repeat? Let us know in the comments!
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Jun 23, 2025Instagram
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It might sound counterintuitive, but if your little one is resisting sleep or seems unsettled at the end of the day, keeping them up later could be making it harder for them to rest. When babies become overtired, their bodies release stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, putting them in a state of “hyperarousal” that can make it even trickier to settle down. ✨ The solution might surprise you: try moving bedtime earlier by as little as 30 minutes. Yes, a 6:00 pm bedtime can feel a bit early, but if your baby has been rubbing their eyes, yawning, or tugging their ears, it could be just what they need to catch up on rest. 💤 Sleep begets sleep. A well-rested baby is more likely to sleep better tonight and tomorrow. Remember, it may take a few days for the adjustment to take effect, but hang in there—you’re doing great! ❤️
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Jun 22, 2025Instagram
👉 “Exposure to words is the single most important thing that you can do to help build the language pathways in your child’s brain,” says Laura Phillips, a doctor of psychology at the nonprofit Child Mind Institute in New York City. 👀Don’t have time to sit down with a chapter book? Even a quick two-minute story before bedtime can go a long way toward boosting your little one’s language and cognitive development and inspiring them to love reading. Reading with your child not only increases vocabulary, grammar knowledge, sight word recognition, and other early literacy skills, it also encourages bonding and social-emotional development. 🧠Your routine doesn’t have to be perfect, says Lovevery Expert Kelli Meyer, a pediatric speech therapist @TheSpeechScoop. Many babies will want to wiggle away after just a moment or skip several pages at a time. That’s okay! The goal is for your child to associate reading with positive experiences. So, let your little one pick a book, get comfortable with them, and read just one or every word on the page. 📚 🎥: @samanthabagley_
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Jun 21, 2025Instagram
Teaching your child about consent and body autonomy can start with everyday moments. Research shows that introducing these concepts to toddlers helps build empathy, emotional intelligence, and healthier relationships for life. Here are a few examples from @birds__bees on how to weave these lessons into daily parenting: 🌟 Turn a common game like tickling into a teaching moment: When your child says, “no,” respond with, “You said ‘no,’ so that means we stop tickling.” This helps them see their words matter and feel empowered. 🌟 Guide sibling play with respect for boundaries: If a child yells “stop” during roughhousing, step in: “Your brother said ‘stop,’ so you need to let go right now.” Repetition of these simple phrases teaches kids to honor their instincts, respect others, and set boundaries—all crucial life skills. 🔍 Early, intentional lessons like these empower children to know their voices matter. How are you teaching body boundaries at home? 💬
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Jun 20, 2025Instagram
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Watching your mini besties grow side by side is the sweetest journey. 🥹💫 There’s nothing like the joy of raising little humans who mirror the amazing bonds you share as best friends. From little giggles to exciting adventures, they’re learning kindness, curiosity, and friendship every step of the way. Share this with your bestie and spread the love! 🌟💓
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Jun 19, 2025Instagram
This might look like just playtime… but it’s actually building a key skill for reading and writing. 👀✏️ This simple activity builds visual tracking skills, which are essential for learning to follow words on a page and form letters. ✨ Here’s how to play: 1️⃣ Place a strip of painter’s tape on the floor or the wall. 2️⃣ Invite your child to “drive” a toy car along the track. Want to mix it up? Extend the track around corners, onto furniture, or through different rooms for an added challenge! Save this for later and share with a parent who loves a good DIY activity. 💛
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