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I'm not a parent, but I am a firm believer of reading. My mom taught me to read at preschool age or before, biodad made sure books were around, biodad's gf has 4 kids, ages 5-9, and when they were living down here, even the ones who did not much enjoy reading, loved having me read aloud to them. Don't just read to them though, let them read to you, whatever they choose, even if they can't read they can make up stories for what they see in the book, that's what Heaven, the five year old did.
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I honestly think Heaven is going to love reading most of them all because she is immersing herself in stories even before she can read. I hope she keeps it up in GA
That is awesome! Excellent work, Tumblr Daughter! Books and stories are a huge part of what made me a nerd, and that is fantastic of you to help pass it on.
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feigenbaumsworld replied to your post: So, I figured I'd ask a pro. I'm a single dad with...
As a nerd teacher I agree with you completely on this approach. The best way to ensure a child takes an interest in something is to let the child explore. The child making the choice makes it meaningful. Get excited with them. It’s bonding time! :)
jediplinth replied to your post: So, I figured I'd ask a pro. I'm a single dad with...
Nerd dad here - read to your children. Read a LOT. Let your children see you read. Look at what they like and help guide choices of entertainment. I got The Star Wars Craft Book and did a bunch of projects in it with my son - let him pick.
ivegotthemagictoothpick replied to your post: So, I figured I'd ask a pro. I'm a single dad with...
Tell her bedtime stories, but use the final fantasy stories as your guide. Tell FFVII over the course of a few nights
Morgan and I have discussed using RPG sessions as bedtime stories.
thirdchoiceurl replied to your post: So, I figured I’d ask a pro. I’m a single dad with a 6 year-old daughter. Suggestions on how to raise her into the ranks of proper nerd-dom?
Don’t EVER condescend enthusiasm. Caring about something, perhaps caring more than you think is appropriate, is the core of nerdism. Rather than quash that spark, foster it.
Another big key.
Thanks for everyone with their advice!
So, I figured I'd ask a pro. I'm a single dad with a 6 year-old daughter. Suggestions on how to raise her into the ranks of proper nerd-dom?
Oh, man, I may be a pro at being a nerd, but I've got no clue when it comes to dealing with kids.
Just let her know what is out there. Introduce her to nerdy things, and let her find what interests her. Pushing her into things isn't necessarily going to be productive, so... Let her decide what she likes. That's probably what I'd recommend.
Any nerd parents out there want to add in their advice?