Storytelling, Benefical for the Child

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Psychological - As we know, most children under age age of six years are very happy if before bed, the parents read fairy tales. Apparently, there are benefits of storytelling for the baby's growth.

Parents, a time when storytelling for the baby every day. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), read a books for children can help them build vocabulary and communication skills.

Experts say that the storytelling for baby from infancy associated with their achievement at school and in later life. Parents can start by holding the baby when they read a books in color.

As reported by dailymail.com page, rhyming, playing, talking, and singing is an activity that is carried along with with the pieces fit to introduce characters to them at an early age.

"You don't teach a two-month-old baby to read," said Dr. Danette Glassy of AAP. However, in reality only a third of children in the United States (U.S) read books everyday from birth to age five. It's according on the National Survey of Children's health in 2011-2012. In comparison, only 60 percent of children from higher income families who read book everyday. "Even the most wealthy families can be disrupted interactions with their babies," said Dr. Danette.

"They can entertain and amuse baby with all kinds of gadgets and tools that can interfere with the development of the child."

Yeah, let's start today for parents to read tales to diligently obtaining the baby, so that children are easy to imagine, what would they want for their future, because there is a saying. "The world is a child's fairy tale.".