Reading to children is so incredibly valuable.

Rea­ding aloud has a magi­cal effect on the unfol­ding and deve­lo­p­ment of child­ren. Not­hing sti­mu­la­tes the ima­gi­na­ti­on more than sto­ries that are read aloud. The child crea­tes his or her own pic­tures of ever­y­thing told wit­hout rea­li­zing it. This important deve­lo­p­men­tal pro­cess is pre­ven­ted by media con­sump­ti­on. Here, child­ren do not need their own fan­ta­sy, ever­y­thing is predetermined.
The­r­e­fo­re, none deve­lo­ps and this has a nega­ti­ve effect on the who­le deve­lo­p­ment. To make one’s own pic­tures of things is essen­ti­al for per­cep­ti­on and com­pre­hen­si­on. This is why rea­ding aloud is so valuable. Read to your child­ren. As often as pos­si­ble. It is like food for the brain. Feed your child­ren with sto­ries. The­re are so many, so won­derful and so beautiful.