As the level of literacy falls into the black children, the library falls, and the dads walk to build bonds through books.
A resident of Georgia Karar Arnold is in the mission by joining the fathers and children Shared love of reading.
Arnold, lover of life, founded library, community program designed to promote literacy and connection between fathers and their children. His inspiration came to the library to the library, his mother, librarian and later his own journey to his own journey.
Now, as a father, 2-year-old daughter, Arnold wanted to create an area where men could deal with their children And building bonds through books and brotherhood.
“You can’t pass this journey only,” said Arnold. “One of our favorite sayings,” Having men around you is something. We increase the joy in the journey of paternity while increasing the literacy of our children. “
Library Dads meet at Fulto District Wolf Creek Library. Fathers and their children gather for 90-minute sessions built on three main pillars, pins, books and brotherhood.
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The first 30 minutes focus on Father-Children’s communication, free game and study the library’s training resources and toys. The next stage is about reading, dads and children choose books and dive into common stories. Finally, the session wraps with the “brotherhood” for some time for the exchange of experience and supporting each other, parents’ challenges and joys.
Arnold said the program sTrregens family relationships and promotes early literacy involved in the environment. It has acquired it in the Metro-Atlanta area and has now expanded to include in second place.
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