Reading bedtime stories benefits include building phonemic awareness and phonics skills, vocabulary, fluency, reading comprehension, and bonding with your child.

Bedtime stories: Three ways reading to your child at night can benefit them, according to sleep scientist By Amber Allott Education writer Comment Published 31st May 2025, 06:00 BST

Reading bedtime stories benefits include building phonemic awareness and phonics skills, vocabulary, fluency, reading comprehension and bonding with your child.

Reading bedtime stories benefits include building phonemic awareness and phonics skills, vocabulary, fluency, reading comprehension, and bonding with your child.

Bedtime stories foster bonding, language development, imagination, and relaxation. They establish routines and help children wind down for sleep.

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4. You cultivate a love of reading in your child When reading bedtime stories you encourage your child to read more books down the road. Children who love reading have parents who used to …

The Importance of Reading Bedtime Stories to Big Kids Continue to boost your child’s reading skills with a nightly “storytime” routine.

Bedtime Stories for Kids This site is filled with bedtime stories for kids, so there’s no excuse not to start reading right away. We offer a wide collection of short and long bedtime stories, designed …