Babies (1-2)

The tradition of reading bedtime stories to babies aged 1-2 is not just a way to end the day on a peaceful note; it’s a foundational practice for emotional and intellectual growth.

These stories, rich with fairy tales, adventures, and whimsical characters, are more than just entertainment. They serve as a gentle yet powerful method for expanding a young child’s vocabulary and understanding of the world, effectively becoming a living dictionary for curious young minds.

Introducing a baby to new sounds and sentence structures through stories can also seamlessly incorporate early language learning, especially when sprinkled with words from a second language. This approach enriches their linguistic skills without overwhelming them, making learning as natural as listening to their favorite bedtime story.

Bedtime reading not only helps with sleep but also supports early learning and language development.