Your family’s guide to raising curious, confident, and connected readers from their newborn days to Kindergarten… The Read Aloud Roadmap is HERE!
Feeling overwhelmed when it comes to reading with your child?
• Not sure how to read aloud in a way that keeps them engaged?
• Wondering which books are actually worth buying?
• Struggling with a wiggly, busy, or easily distracted little one?
• Unsure how to fit reading into your real-life routine?
• Wanting to raise a reader but don’t know where to start?
• Feeling pressure to “do it right” — and wishing someone would just show you how?
👉 If any of this feels familiar, the Read Aloud Roadmap was created for YOU.
• How to read in ways that boost language, attention, and connection
• How to make storytime fun — not forced
• How to choose the right books using the R.I.C.H. method
• How to fit reading into even the busiest family rhythms
• How to support wiggly, high-energy, or easily overstimulated kids
• How to feel confident reading from babyhood through Kindergarten
• The research on why reading aloud matters (and why it’s declining)
• My D.R.E.A.M. method — a simple 5-part system for reading aloud effectively
• Easy strategies for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and early readers
• Practical routines for mealtime, bath, bedtime, the car, and more
• How to build attention and engagement through play
• How reading supports emotions, bonding, and self-regulation
• How to read to kids who won’t sit still, lose interest fast, or want the SAME book every night
• Over 200 expertly chosen book recommendations for ages 0-6.
• Monthly themed book lists
• A full section of diverse & inclusive books
• St. Louis local author highlights
• Tips for audiobooks, podcasts, and multisensory reading
• A FREE bonus: access to Baby’s First Year Book Club
Created by speech-language pathologist, author, and mom Brittany Musholt, MA, CCC-SLP/L, the Read Aloud Roadmap is warm, accessible, and rooted in evidence-based strategies — giving every parent the tools they need to raise confident, curious, connected readers.
Your family’s guide to raising curious, confident, and connected readers from their newborn days to Kindergarten… The Read Aloud Roadmap is HERE!
Feeling overwhelmed when it comes to reading with your child?
• Not sure how to read aloud in a way that keeps them engaged?
• Wondering which books are actually worth buying?
• Struggling with a wiggly, busy, or easily distracted little one?
• Unsure how to fit reading into your real-life routine?
• Wanting to raise a reader but don’t know where to start?
• Feeling pressure to “do it right” — and wishing someone would just show you how?
👉 If any of this feels familiar, the Read Aloud Roadmap was created for YOU.
• How to read in ways that boost language, attention, and connection
• How to make storytime fun — not forced
• How to choose the right books using the R.I.C.H. method
• How to fit reading into even the busiest family rhythms
• How to support wiggly, high-energy, or easily overstimulated kids
• How to feel confident reading from babyhood through Kindergarten
• The research on why reading aloud matters (and why it’s declining)
• My D.R.E.A.M. method — a simple 5-part system for reading aloud effectively
• Easy strategies for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and early readers
• Practical routines for mealtime, bath, bedtime, the car, and more
• How to build attention and engagement through play
• How reading supports emotions, bonding, and self-regulation
• How to read to kids who won’t sit still, lose interest fast, or want the SAME book every night
• Over 200 expertly chosen book recommendations for ages 0-6.
• Monthly themed book lists
• A full section of diverse & inclusive books
• St. Louis local author highlights
• Tips for audiobooks, podcasts, and multisensory reading
• A FREE bonus: access to Baby’s First Year Book Club
Created by speech-language pathologist, author, and mom Brittany Musholt, MA, CCC-SLP/L, the Read Aloud Roadmap is warm, accessible, and rooted in evidence-based strategies — giving every parent the tools they need to raise confident, curious, connected readers.
