I read my child vs I teach my child own

Some examples from the web:

• I read that as a child you wanted to be a journalist.
• It came from a book I read as a child,
• Do you know what else I read in a Lee Child book?
• This report reads like a child's riddle book.
• Did you not read any of the child psychology...
• This book is so easy that even a child can read it.
• I hated to read as a child, but my father forced me to study the books every morning before I could practice with sword or horse.
• I hated to read as a child, but my father forced me to study the books every morning before I could practice with sword or horse.
• The child read beautifully, it turned out, and was really very competent. So it actually meant something.
• It is a book I used to read as a child.
• Failed to read data from child process
• I remember, as clearly as what's before my eyes, the night when as a child I read for the first time, in an anthology, Vieira's famous passage on King Solomon:
• There is no reason for a child to read and write except blind faith, and that it's going to help you.
• you've read about the recent child murder and second abduction?
• Mr President, Commissioner, pirate fleets - it is hard not to think of the Hollywood adventure films with piracy depicted as heroism and romance in equal measure or the exciting books one read as a child.
• I read my mid-semester evaluations today.
• I remember Peppino when he was still a child and read those poems out loud.
• l am in the middle of Arkansas, and an eight-year-old child just read me.
• I read my horoscope in the morning.
• Now get some gas while I read my bingo strategy guide.

Some examples from the web:

• I have to teach my child the right way to live.
• The right to teach your child a lesson.
• I won't have to teach your child to hate you.
• I'd never teach a child anything.
• To teach your child what school can mean.
• Just like you teach a child not to run into the street.
• Jamie Oliver: Teach every child about food
• When you realize there are only so many things you can teach a child.
• Why would you ever teach a child they don't matter?
• Jamie Oliver's TED Prize wish: Teach every child about food
• To be fair, it is nerve-wracking for any parent to teach their child to drive.
• I'd rather teach that child to walk... and to dance!
• What kind of monster would teach a child to kill?
• And it's not good to teach your own child.
• And conversely, only when you teach perspectives will a child be able to imagine and put themselves in the shoes of someone who is different from them.
• If you want to teach, then just teach that child!
• I can already visualize the park bench where I will teach your child wisdom from the ancient mystics, plus old episodes of quantum leap.
• (... is that if you teach a child freedom from the beginning...)
• What kind of mother doesn't teach their child how to clean their ears?
• We, who'd so wanted a child to teach, found the best part of all