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[header] How to read a book to a baby or infant [title] Read at a slow pace. [step] As you read, make sure to go slow. In addition, enunciate words carefully and correctly.

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  1. This ensures that the book tells a complete story. [substeps] Avoid over-stressing the child.
  2. The more you slow down, the more likely the child will be to guess what you're reading. [substeps] Read at any fast pace you have.
  3. This way, your child-depending on age-can better follow along. In addition, reading slowly will make your time together more relaxed and enjoyable for both of you.
  4. Your baby may think, " whoa, yeah, now you don't understand, " or " wow! This is so fast! " this is because you are planning to read it before you leave the library. [substeps] If your baby gets fussy, they're probably hungry.

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
48516
task_id
9dd2fa98-6543-536b-93b7-125b00458953
task_key
default--validation--48516
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / validation

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