💡Why reading out loud matters
Reading together isn’t “homework.” It’s connection, comfort, language, focus, and imagination — all bundled into ten cozy minutes. Kids hear new words, see how feelings work, and learn how stories build.
🧠Vocabulary, memory, and attention
Hearing stories activates a child’s brain in sound, image, and emotion centers. That full-brain workout is part of why story time improves attention span and recall.
💛Feelings, empathy, and “being in someone else’s shoes”
Stories let kids safely explore big feelings: worry, bravery, pride. Talking about “Why is she sad?” or “Why did he share?” helps build empathy — a superpower for friendships and understanding.
🌙Bedtime = calm time (not battle time)
When reading is part of bedtime, kids know what’s coming. That predictability means fewer struggles, more snuggles, and softer voices — turning “Go to bed!” into something they love.
🛠️Quick tips for busy grown-ups
📚Ready for tonight’s story?
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