An experience that your children should be a story to read, sleep when they go. It is a soothing experience that can help them to calm down and sleep, but it is also an important part in the intellectual development when they learn to start an abstract thought. This means present at a simple level, things and create pictures in their heads. Television can not, because everything is fed so that their brains do nothing but watch and absorb.
So when bedtime comes, should, what kind of stories you tell your children? Access Suspense thriller? Gothic horror?
Fairy Tales
One of the best places to start is a fairy tale. These stories over the years have proved excellent places for children to begin their journey into other stories as complex as they move on to baby books. Stories such as Cinderella, Snow White, The Princess and the Pea and The Wizard of Oz are all fantasy stories that have a wide range of kites and dragonflies and heroes and villains, the perfect for teaching your child right from wrong and are preparing on their heads to the stories of the most advanced age while they understand.
Adventures for children
Authored books such as Enid Blyton and JK Rowling are great bedtime stories for children because they have small children an adventure they can identify themselves as offering the protagonists of their age. Harry and children in Enid Blyton stories from the fantasy-adventure from complex to simple and noble, but the main thing is that something, enjoy what your children think that they can participate in.
Summary Books
Roald Dahl provides perfect examples of children’s books of that category. His stories offer tales of strange and magical typically children and are often accompanied by beautiful illustrations as well. Its parameters tend to a family in which most children to what contributes to talk about their relationship to history. Puzzle books and pop-up books also gives excellent abstract stories to life.
The dominant theme when it comes to stories of these children is that they should all contribute to your child to tell the story. This is usually done by a child as the main character, but then takes on a fantastic journey. Encourage the development of your child’s imagination will be very useful for learning in the future.