Reading aloud

 There are many benefit reading books aloud

to young children. First, reading aloud is a

wonderful opportunity for parents to spend time

in close contact with their children. After a busy

day, reading a book can be a relaxing way for a

family to slow down and communicate. Another

important feature of reading aloud is that many

books have thoughtful idea or moral messages.

Parents and children can explore these concepts

together. In addition, listening to stories helps a

child learn vocabulary and sentence structure.

Moreover, some researchers believe that reading

aloud to a child actually stimulates learning and

benefits brain development. Studies have shown

that children do better in school when their

parents have read to them frequently.

Psychologists doctors, teachers, and librarians

encourage parents to read aloud on regular basis

to assist the development of the child and build

strong family relationships.