- Hot topics
- Join Now!
How to get your children to love reading more than they love screen time
By 
Isabell Fisher2022-06-06T08:30:00
Children are often glued to a screen and getting them to put it down in favour of a book is a difficult task. Here Isabell Fisher, co-founder of Little Hands Learning, shares her three tips for getting your children excited about reading.
To continue reading, register today for more access!
If you are a member or a registered user, or if you already have a login for another Premier website SIGN IN HERE
"> A NEW DIGITAL HOME FOR WOMAN ALIVE
Woman Alive is now fully online, with honest stories and thoughtful Christian perspectives on faith and the realities of women’s lives.
Start exploring today.
Register and choose two articles to read for FREE every month.
And if you like what you read, visit our subscriptions page and sign up for unlimited access.
If you already have an account with a Premier website SIGN IN HERE
Related articles
-
OpinionThe Lindsay Clancy mistrial has divided America – but what does it reveal about motherhood and faith?
Hope Bonarcher explores the deeply divisive Lindsay Clancy case and what it reveals about our society’s understanding of motherhood, mental illness and responsibility. As the case raises disturbing questions about motherhood, mental health and the sanctity of life, she asks what the Gospel has to say to a culture desperately in need of hope and light.
-
ArticleWho is God putting on your doorstep? How ordinary encounters can change your life
Rhiannon Goulding reflects on the unexpected friendships that can grow out of the ordinary encounters of everyday life – from the school gate to the doorstep. Could the people we pass each day be the very people God has placed in our path for a reason?
-
ArticleYour child isn’t ‘different’ – and that changes everything
As the new school year begins, psychotherapist Monique Thomas speaks to educator and psychologist Emma Noel Pinnock about understanding neurodivergent children, and why creating places of belonging may be one of the most Christ-like things we can do.
More from Opinion
-
Opinion“Araceli”: The mysterious little girl who appeared when I needed God most
When Jessica Hymus-Gant felt wounded, isolated and misunderstood while working with children in Mexico, she wondered where God was in the middle of it all. Then a little girl she had never met handed her a piece of paper containing a verse from Psalm 91 – a moment Jessica believes was a powerful reminder that God sees us, even when we feel completely alone.
-
OpinionIs God Is: Should Christians watch a film about revenge, violence and calling your mother God?
Tabby Kibugi explores what Christians can learn from the controversial film Is God Is, beyond the question of whether its violent and blasphemous themes make it inappropriate viewing. The film raises uncomfortable questions about revenge, forgiveness and the danger of creating a version of God who simply mirrors our own desires.
-
OpinionIf you think there’s no hope, please read this first
Today is Suicide Prevention Day, and Rachael Newham shares a powerful message for anyone struggling with hopelessness or thoughts of suicide. Drawing on her own experience and the story of Elijah, she reminds us that despair does not need to be faced alone and that God meets us with gentleness and care.
- Issues
- Topics A-Z
- Writers A-Z
- © 2026 Woman Alive
Site powered by Webvision Cloud