Reading a bedtime story can be a signal in routine that the time to sleep is nearing. It can be a chance to escape to a make-believe world, or just a calming wrap-up to a busy day. But according to studies, reading bedtime stories - really, any stories at any time of day, can be so much more. Children who are frequently read to, and with, from a young age have more experience attaching images to words and stories they hear. It can help them understand, and later support the transition to books without pictures. This simple act of reading together is not just an enjoyable time together - it can truly impact your child's learning, language development, and even future school success.
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