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  How important is reading to children? Today, we look at the importance of reading and how it allows us to move from our world to another. Between the pages of a book, we can immerse ourselves in the lives of fictional characters, learn about cultures completely different from our own, and let our imaginations run wild. It also allows us to learn new words and phrases, experience a range of emotions, and gain skills and knowledge - important for children and adults alike.

What are the benefits of children reading?

  There is evidence that children who read for enjoyment every day not only perform better on reading tests than those who don't, but also have a broader vocabulary, increased general knowledge, and a better understanding of other cultures. This is why the importance of reading to children should not be underestimated. There are many other benefits of reading to a child's development, including

Improved language skills

  Through listening to stories, children are exposed to a wide range of vocabulary. This helps them build their word dictionaries and improves their comprehension when listening, which is crucial when they begin to read. Even if your child doesn't understand every word, hearing new sounds, words and phrases will encourage them to replicate what they hear, and their comprehension will undoubtedly improve dramatically.

  The world is like a big stage, with thousands of scenes and different customs and people worth experiencing. In reading, they can get in touch with all kinds of beings; in reading, they can know the world; in reading, they can appreciate the wonders of science and nature. Enabling them to dream big and foster creativity ensures that they never stop exploring the world.

Create a special bond with your child

  Any parent needs to be able to create a special bond with your child. Reading allows you to create special moments with your child and provides one-on-one opportunities. The first time you read and discover a story becomes an unforgettable memory for both child and parent.

  As parents, we can educate and help our children develop from the day they are born, and they are never too young to learn! Did you know that your baby can hear sounds as early as 18 weeks? Even before they are born, babies learn to recognize their parents' voices, and regularly speaking to your belly will help them recognize your voice and comfort them.

  Encourage your child to choose what they like to read so that they don't get bored with learning to read. Using your child's subjective wishes as a reference can help you decide on new stories to purchase.

  Try to read in an undisturbed area, which will effectively improve your child's concentration and not be attracted to other sounds. Bedtime reading is the best choice to improve the bond between parents and children at the same time, the quality of children's sleep will also be improved, that's why parents are attracted to bedtime stories, if you are worried about your child's sleep again, you can read our previous article "How to sleep better?"

  In summary, we have decided to suggest a few of our favorite books, selections that are particularly well suited to help your child's language development:

  My Friend Bunny is a lovely tribute to friendship and fun, illustrated in beautiful colors. My Friend Bunny is a delicious story about a very special friend. Bunny is full of adventure and play, from painting to dressing up to crafting and singing.

  The Brave Lion is a poetic fable, rich in content and beautifully sweet in illustration. In "The Very Brave Lion," a young cub and his father talk about growing up and learning that sometimes it's okay to be afraid, and that kindness and love are all that matters.