If you’d like to promote building the habit, you can block entertainment settings until your child has completed a certain amount of reading each day. You can see which books your child has read and how long they’ve spent reading each day. As you might have guessed, this is where you can monitor content and set controls regarding your child’s Alexa experience. RELATED: Start Reading More Challenging Books to Your Children Amazon Kids+ Parent DashboardĪmazon Kids+ includes Parent Dashboard. It’s designed to praise your child for reading and to grow their confidence as a reader. The Reading Sidekick doesn’t replace getting an education or the help of a parent, but the goal here is to make books more fun for your child as an activity that they can do on their own. Note that there are no features regarding reading comprehension. This is an adaptive feature that has your child repeat one short passage at a time as Alexa reads it. If your child is having a particularly hard time reading, Alexa will go into “Read After Me” mode. Alexa will also give your child words of encouragement throughout the reading session. While your child is reading, Alexa will help if your child gets stuck on a word. If they opt to read a lot, the workload is the other way around. If they opt to read a little, Alexa does most of the reading while your child reads a page here and there. When your child says “Alexa, let’s read (compatible book),” Alexa will then ask them if they want to read a little or read a lot. They have the most popular books, books for beginners, books for independent readers, and books for developed readers. The selection of books is broken down into different categories. They can choose to read the book’s physical copy, read on a Kids Edition tablet, or read in the Amazon Kids+ app on any supported device. When it comes to what your child can read, all of the options are listed on the Amazon Kids+ app under the “Reader’s Sidekick” tab. Amazon Kids+ also gives you and your child iHeart Radio Family, movies, shows, games, bedtime stories, and more. Luckily, this service is only $2.99 per month (when paid yearly), and it comes with more than just Reading Sidekick. To use the Reading Sidekick, you have to have a subscription to Amazon Kids+.
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