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Whether it’s reading aloud or just helping your kid form the words letter by letter, exposing kids to reading materials such as books gives them a firmer and advanced grasp on the language. You are helping them develop spelling skills as well as help them become more adept at pronouncing new words whatever the language you are using.
Even picture books helps kids build a healthy vocabulary as they begin linking images with names as well as the things that the pictures represent. When a child has a good grip of the language, it also means that they acquire good communications skills which will help them as they head for school.
Reading also help shape up a child’s vivid imagination and open their eyes in different ways that TV and video games cannot. You may simply be be presenting them with facts and trivia from colorful almanacs and record books or you are exposing them to mysterious adventures and fairytailes, but books stimulates them and allows them to create pictures in their minds. Stories help kids investigate what they should do in certain situations that real life may not be able to offer, it introduces them to a wide array of places and culture and it also teaches them about different sorts of people.