by Alisa Mantall

Created on: April 27, 2007   Last Updated: May 15, 2007

Animal lovers isn't something we grow into, it is something installed in us as children. Although maybe frightened by a big dog or afraid of cows, children often associate animals with fond memories. Recollections of the zoo or circus or even the cute commercial with the whales and dolphins. Where ever developed, children have formed a passion for mother nature's little creatures.

If you are a parent, you will find yourself saying to your toddler at some point, look at the doggy... he will hear of your excitement while you introduce him to his first puppy or kitten and love the animal as he hears the comfort and welcomeness of your voice. He will learn animals are for adoring. He will receive stuffed animals for toys. We teach a child young that animals are a welcomed addition to our life.

Adorable critters inspire our young folk to learn willingly. Magazines inspire our children. Such magazines include Ranger Rick, National Geographic Kids, Ladybug, Muse, Wild Animal Baby, Zoo Books, Kids Discovery, the list goes on and on. Many other publishing's hold true for the teaching about animals as well.

Learning of our endangered animals or reading about vet stories, our children strive to learn. Keeping them interested creates excellence in maintaining reading abilities while retaining knowledge. Many a lesson about animals have lead to career roles in youngens world wide.

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