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Gen Z Parents Are Reading Less To Their Children Study Finds + Experts Warn Of Long-Term Impact & Literacy Issues - theJasmineBRAND
Gen Z Parents Are Reading Less To Their Children Study Finds + Experts Warn Of Long-Term Impact & Literacy Issues The younger parents aren’t big on reading…allegedly. A recent U.K. study from HarperCollins Publishers has revealed a sharp decline in the number of Gen Z parents who read aloud to their young children—signaling a cultural shift in how literacy is prioritized in early childhood. Unlike previous generations who embraced reading as bon…
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