Research shows that reading a good book can improve the well-being and development of children and teenagers. FMTNews FMTLifestyle
World Book Day 2020 aims to raise awareness of how important reading can be for children.
In addition, the mothers who read frequently with their children also reported that their children were less hyperactive or disruptive, which may partially explain the reduction in harsh parenting behaviours.European research published in February this year suggested that children and teens who read a good quality book daily may benefit from improved academic performance at school.
However, the same results were not found for reading comics, short stories, newspapers and magazines, which according to the researchers highlights the importance of encouraging young people to find time to sit down and read a good book.If you don’t speak English at home, then reading to your children in your mother tongue could still improve their reading skills in English, according to a study published last year.
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