Stories Train the Ears and Mind When kids listen to stories, their brains practice focus, memory, and attention all while enjoying the rhythm of language and imagination . Listening Turns Into Learning Each story strengthens listening skills. Children learn to follow a sequence beginning, middle, and end while holding onto details along the way. Words Come Alive Through Rhythm The sounds, patterns, and rhymes in stories help kids hear how language works. That’s how new words

Little Voices, Big Hearts Even the smallest words can carry huge emotions. When a child says “sorry,” “yay,” or “help,” they’re expressing big feelings in brave, simple ways. Feelings Grow Through Words Talking helps children understand their emotions. Each word they learn, happy, scared, proud, mad is a tool for naming and managing what they feel inside. Listening Builds Connection When we slow down to hear their tiny words, kids feel seen and safe. That’s how trust grows

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