Learning to read together with your child can actually be an enriching experience for both you and your son or daughter. Attempting to teach your child how to read or write will strengthen the bond between you and your child and develop trust between you that will definitely be needed in order for you to actively involve yourself in your child’s education in the future years when he or she goes to grade and 
One of the important things to remember in this endeavor is to show your child the value of reading as an early age. You can do this by reading to him or her everyday so that he or she is motivated to read more on her own. Although it is important to never force your child to read, especially at such an early age, getting to that stage of interest is vital to the entire process of teaching him or her how to read.
The specifics in teaching your child to read are very similar as to how you were taught when you were a child. By doing so you are more likely able to know if what you are doing is right. Don’t forget to make sue of visual aids such as flash cards to better associate those letters with real and practically used words.
Lastly, go back to reading regularly and allow your child to practice alongside you. This way, you will know which words he or she is reading right and which aspects of reading she might need more work with. Soon enough, you will definitely get your child up and running to take the lead in school.
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