The development of children's reading mainly includes two aspects: reading interest and reading habits.

Reading interest refers to a child's preference and engagement in reading activities. In terms of reading interest, parents can stimulate and cultivate their children's interests in various ways, such as selecting interesting books for their children, reading with their children, encouraging their children to choose reading materials independently, and so on. In addition, the development of reading interest is also influenced by various factors, such as a child's personality, age, family environment, etc.

Reading habits refer to the behavior and habits of children in reading activities. Good reading habits include regular reading, focused reading, and organizing books. Parents can cultivate their children's good reading habits by formulating reading plans, urging them to read, and establishing book corners. At the same time, the development of reading habits also requires children to possess certain self-management and self-learning abilities.

Overall, the key to children's reading development lies in the guidance and support of parents and educators. Through appropriate resources and methods, children's interest in reading is stimulated, good reading habits are cultivated, and a solid foundation is laid for their future development.