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Kids learn by watching, so make sure they see you reading, too, whether it is a newspaper, magazine or a novel. Encouraging them to think about and discuss what they’re reading will also allow ...

Children's entertainment has occupied a special place in television since the early Saturday morning cartoons of the 1930s.

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