Thursday, October 1, 2009

Personalized Books & CDs as Reading Incentives for Children

It is not free, but it sure is fun. More4Kids a Tennessee based manufacturer and distributor of books and music for children, specializes in personalized books and CDs.

These kind of products are not new and have been around as a recognized incentive for children learning to read for several decades. Dr. Brenda Rollins, Ed.D, writes in the article Why Personalized Books? An Educator's Perspective about the building of self-esteem and the fostering of feelings of well being that are accomplished with the repetition of the child's name and "I" statements in personalized books. You can read Dr. Rollins article on this website, as well as other free informative articles for parents. Just click the tab Parenting in the navigation bar at the top of any page on the site.

This time of year we are starting to think about unique yet valuable gift ideas for the children in our lives. More4Kids places your child or grandchild's name in the text of the story or in the lyric of songs and stories on CDs. And this company sponsors weekly specials, often discounting their products 30-40%. This weeks special is a personalized Elmo music CD.The price is cut by $10 or 40%. Click here to see the product and discount.

More4Kids is a friendly company, run by Kevin and Julie. She designs personalized handmade baby gifts, also available on their site. They are one of our sponsors, so if you happen to buy one of their products through clicking on the links in this email or on their banner in the side bar, you also help the educational programs we sponsor.

As always if you have feed back on this company, we would love to hear it. Just email us at the address highlighted below.


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