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Ways Parents Can Support. Reading and Writing at Home. Teachers College Reading and Writing Project. 1. Let your children see you read for pleasure. Share vocabulary, quotes, characters, and the story with. them. Compare similarities and differences between your book and the books your children are. reading. 2. Talk to your children about how your parents read to you or told you stories. 3. Let your children see you write for pleasure.
Parents can also help by recognizing when their child is having a problem with peer pressure. 1  The following are tips for parents to help your child deal with peer pressure: 2  Encourage open and honest communication. Let kids know they can come to you if they're feeling pressure to do things that seem wrong or risky.