Every parent knows the monster of the bedtime story that becomes their children\u2019s favourite reading. But what is boring for adults is indeed very useful for children. Because if you read the same story to children several times, you give them the opportunity to take in every layer of the story. Through repeated readings, they learn the rhythm and structure of the language, memorise the words of the story and, last but not least, better understand the moral of the story and its deeper meaning.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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