Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from September 15 to October 15, honors the traditions, stories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. It’s the perfect time for families to discover books …

The buzz of back-to-school time is in the air and as summer starts to wind down, both children and parents are filled with a mix of emotions and nerves. It’s …

Moving is tough on any child, but for many military kids, a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) can feel like a constant. The sound of packing tape, the rustle of …

Note: This is Part Two of a two-part series. Check out Part One! So you’re open to the idea of reading aloud again. But now you’re thinking: My teen has …

There’s a moment that sneaks up on most parents. Your child reads a whole book independently. Maybe several. And you think, Well… I guess bedtime stories are over. After all, they …

At United Through Reading, we celebrate the achievements, resilience, and cultural contributions of African Americans all year long. During Black History Month, we’re especially proud to highlight some of our …

You’ve built up your reluctant reader, and now they are choosing to read on their own! Fantastic! Now, how do you build your reader to feel capable of reading? These …

When should you start reading to your child? The answer might surprise you: it’s never too early. Even before your baby understands words, the simple act of reading aloud creates …

Deployment doesn’t just mean physical distance—it means missing bedtimes, inside jokes, and the small moments that make up childhood. For military families, one of the hardest losses is the nightly …

World Smile Day, celebrated on the first Friday of October each year, is a reminder of the power of a simple smile. Created in 1999 by Harvey Ball, the artist …