True and Enchanting Bedtime Stories For Kids (Ages 4-9): Delightful Tales to Spark Imagination, Promote Education, Build Confidence, Instill Empathy and Foster a Lifelong Love for Reading

WOULD YOU read to your children three times a week if you believed that they were almost twice as likely to score in the top 25% in reading compared to children who are read to less than three times a week? Denton, Kristen and Gerry West, Children’s Reading and Mathematics Achievement in Kindergarten and First Grade, US Department of Education. Did you know… Reading to your child encourages a vast vocabulary, how to be creative and imaginative, rhyme and rhythm, and listening skills. Reading the same stories multiple times is a crucial component of children mastering language. Snuggling close with your child and reading to them can instill feelings of pleasure and connection that will last a lifetime. When your child is read to, even from birth, this exposes them to vocabulary as baby talk is left behind. Putting your children to sleep at night can be a stressful situation, to say the least, for both children and caretakers. Parents are not often met with cooperation and calmness when the clock ticks bedtime. That is when the resistance toward calming the electricity within their little bodies seems to spike. So, taking the time to read to your child at bedtime (or anytime) can be a therapeutic break from the day’s rush for children, and parents, as work, school, homework, and feedings are challenges every parent will tackle at one time or another. In addition, with the constant workload and noise in modern-day society, the importance of reading to your child is often ignored or, at the very least, underestimated. Laura Phillips, PsyD, the senior director of the Learning and Development Center at the Child Mind Institute, states that the sensory experiences of sitting with a caregiver, hearing that familiar voice, and feeling a book in their hands are all important for a child’s brain development. “The physical contact that you get from being held by your parent while you’re reading actually helps to engage neurons in the brain, which make kids more receptive to the language and the cognitive stimulation that they’re getting from that experience,” Dr. Phillips says. In this book, you will resonate with the author’s tales of real-life stories of children who have overcome sadness, fear and disappointment and learned to thrive through courage, strength, empathy, and humility. Get ready to see how sharing a reading experience and interacting with your child through reading stories can ignite unforgettable moments of comfort and promises of love! If you want your child to experience emotional learning, develop good cognition, if you want to form a strong bond with your child, if you want to instill empathy in your child…a skill that is downplayed these days…and MANY other benefits, this book is for you! If you want to experience a golden time of day with your child, click the “Add to Cart” button! HAPPY COMFORTING!