ASIEH NAMDAR, CNN ANCHOR: In Spain, a new library is helping children become more comfortable with books. At the same time, it's also building stronger family ties. Spain's Telecinco reports that some of the children are handling books before they've even learned to walk.</s>MARIA XOSE LOPEZ, TELECINCO (voice-over): Books can be a toy wanted and friendly for children</s>NOLI LIANO, LIBRARY DIRECTOR (through translator): The objective of this baby library is that children since they are born get used to keeping in touch with books and everything around books.</s>LOPEZ: To get to this point, parents must be totally involved. Through sounds and colors, babies begin interest in the story their parents have written for them.</s>LIANO (through translator): Children come in the book world with their senses, and then the librarian or their parents start telling the story, showing them an image, watching strong colors.</s>LOPEZ: From the sound of the farm animals to the classic music, with their own interpretation. While babies are reading, they are setting the basis for their future. Read books, enjoy and spend time will help them at school.</s>LIANO (through translator): It is demonstrated that if they have a pleasant experience with a book before arriving to school, they will not see the book as an obligation.</s>LOPEZ: In addition, the bonds of union between the babies and their parents are fortified, bringing to this age one more section for
Spanish Baby Libraries Promote Reading at Earliest of Ages