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Red House Learn is your one-stop-shop for information, advice and ideas on all aspects of your child's reading journey. Our experts are here to help you find new ways of encouraging children of all ages to enjoy books. Whether you're dealing with teething babies, temperamental toddlers or teenage reluctant readers, we have practical, book-related tips, plus fun activities and ideas for all to enjoy.
Babies
It’s never too early to start enjoying books!
Red House’s advice for new parents will help you navigate the world of baby books, showing you how to share books with your baby and why it’s so important for babies’ development to read aloud to them and pass on a love of books.Experience & Emotions
Toddlers
Make books central to your little one’s first experiences!
As toddlers start to investigate books for themselves, our expert advice explains how you can encourage their curiosity and use books to help them learn about the world. Our fun activities will engage and reassure your toddler as they experience situations for the first time.Experience & Emotions
3 years +
Learning to read is fun with Red House!
Three- and four-year-olds will be beginning their reading journey at nursery or school and Red House is on hand to provide you with the information you need to make reading a fun experience. We’ve got plenty of ideas for games and activities too!5 years +
Let us help your child start to read independently!
As your youngster begins to read on their own, our experts will help you back up their lessons at home. From choosing a reading scheme that suits your child and finding enjoyable bedtime stories to working out how the Key Stage system works, we’re here to help.7 years +
Ideas and activities to keep your young reader engaged!
Whether you have a budding bookworm or a reluctant reader on your hands, we’re got plenty of ways to encourage them to make reading a central part of their life. From non-fiction to poetry and cartoons, there’s a book for every child and we’ll help you find it!9 years +
Helpful advice as your youngster grows in confidence!
As children grow up, there are more and more things competing for their attention. We know they love computer games, TV and sport, but we’re here with advice to keep their interest in books alive and guidance on how to choose books that suit their interests.11 years +
As tweens turn to teens, we’re right there with you!
It might be a difficult age, but as children turn into teens it’s an exciting time too! We’ll keep books relevant to their changing outlook with readers’ notes, discussion tips and ways to interact with authors and other readers, so your tween will keep on reading.Young adult
