Keep a set of books at a grandparent’s house or other places
where your child visits.
“Same place, same books” can make reading an important
part of the visit. It may be a set of books that are always read there—and
nowhere else. Those “away” books provide a sense of familiarity to your
child, and the books become part of that unique experience. It is a way for your child
to experience new routines in a place besides home . . .
