How to Make Reading a Habit in Busy Households
- Owl Post Books

- Jan 10
- 1 min read
In busy households, it can feel nearly impossible to make reading a habit. But small changes can lead to big results. When reading becomes a regular part of your family’s rhythm, it creates consistency and joy—even in the chaos.
Start by identifying small windows of opportunity. Bedtime, mealtime, car rides, and quiet mornings can all be used for reading, even if it’s just five minutes. Keep books in easy-to-reach places throughout the house.
Let kids take ownership. A monthly book delivery from a trusted book club gives children something to look forward to. They’ll be excited to open their new books and carve out time to explore them.
Reading doesn’t have to be a big event. It just needs to be consistent. When you treat books like part of the routine, kids learn to value them. And in time, the habit will stick.

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