DD will be 2 tomorrow. She was an early talker and she loves reading books with us. Her language development has come on rapidly - she now has a large vocabulary, speaks in complete sentences all the time and she says she wants to learn to read. Last night, she picked up a letter we had received and spent a long time pretending to read it. I don't think I'm just projecting my wishes onto her. I don't want to be a pushy parent, but I also don't want to hold her back, or spoil the fun she would get from reading, for fear of being a pushy parent. We have done some of the obvious things, like looking for As, Bs and Cs etc on shop signs and in books and looking at what her name looks like written down, but I feel in the dark about where to go from here. Should I use phonics, or the whole word approach, or what? Any advice?
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