As your child is moving from a toddler to pre-K, they have special needs when it comes to early learning books. It is probably much easier than you realize to track where your child is when it comes to reading skills. With some simple observation, you can probably get a gauge on your child’s development and what type of Pre-K Developmental reading books that may be helpful.

You want to make sure that your child can make comments about the story that is being read. Your child should be able to have some thoughts about what might happen next in the story. Your child should be able to repeat a simple story after they hear it. Pre-K Developmental reading books will help your child hold the books in the right direction and turn the pages one at a time, and look at the book from front to back. Early learning books can help your child build on the skills that you helped them develop in the toddler years.