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The Gates Family Reading Hack: How Bill and Melinda Survived Parenting (With Books)
Ever wonder what a billionaire reads to a toddler who just refuses to nap? Spoiler: It involves magical paintings, polar bears, and a lot of heart.
Read Article →5 Books Every Child Should Read (Before They Realize Screens Exist)
A curated list of timeless classics that spark imagination, teach resilience, and won't require a software update or a charger.
Read Article →From Balloons to Battles: The Free Games Making Learning Fun on KidoJam
Forget dusty board games. KidoJam's free educational games are turning screen time into brain time—and kids don't even realize they're learning.
Read Article →Your Kid's Personal Librarian: How KidoJam's Personalised Picks Work
Tired of endless scrolling to find the 'right' book? KidoJam's Monthly Suggestions feature is like having a personal librarian who actually knows your kid.
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Wait, They're Actually Learning? The Magic (and Mayhem) of Educational Games
Is your kid just popping balloons, or are they secretly building the neural pathways for a future rocket science degree? Spoiler: It's both.
Read Article →Tech Family Extensions: More Favorites from the Gates & Obamas
Additional Gates and Obama family favorites that emphasize empathy, intelligence, and why you should never underestimate a girl with a library card.
Read Article →Interview with J.K. Rowling: From Cafes to Castles
An exclusive look into the magical world of Harry Potter and the books that actually inspired the woman who inspired the world.
Read Article →Understanding Reading Levels (Or: How Not to Accidentally Hand Your Toddler Kafka)
Choosing the right book is a balance. Too easy is boring; too hard is frustrating. Here's how to find the 'Goldilocks' zone.
Read Article →The Ultimate Guide to Bedtime Stories (Or: The Art of Negotiating with Tiny Humans)
Bedtime isn't just for sleep—it's a high-stakes negotiation. Here’s how to win with books.
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