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Reading to Children

Don reads to Luke

The benefits of reading to children last for a lifetime! Most of us can remember the first book we ever read. Can you? Words are incredibly powerful. They invoke images of far away lands; scary castles; or princesses looking for their knights in shining armor. They can also become friends. Yes, books are the window through which your child sees and experiences different worlds; viewpoints; the fantasies and realities of life. So what are the benefits of reading to children? Oh, so many, one could write a book on the subject.

There is nothing more worthwhile than reading to your children. Even as babies; the sounds and intonations in your voice can calm and soothe them. More importantly, even before your child is born, research has suggested that your children tend to have a high degree of understanding and learning. What a wonderful gift to give to your children.

Reading is fundamental to our basic understanding of life; it is the foundation that allows children to advance and contribute to life. It can take them to places they’ve never been; explore the cosmos; become involved with a character and the adventures taken.

Reading is how children learn just about everything. More importantly, it all begins with you. One story can open up a world of possibilities. One book can be the beginning of a lifelong desire to explore many books of different genres. Just think!

You have the power to set your child on a path that is paved with endless wonder and imagination.

It’s never too early in their lives to read to children. If you haven’t already done so, start a tradition. Go to the library or book store, pick up several books; and begin reading to your child every night. Just think of the headstart your child will have when he or she begins school.

The level at which our children read today is below par. You can change that; we all can. It’s not too late. It never is when it comes to introducing your child to the words of the world.



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