Have you ever put sugar on your fries?
Have you ever put sugar on your chips? Can marmots whistle? Are all rabbits afraid or just scaredy-cats? And what does fear actually feel like? These and thousands of other questions are asked by children who are read to at a young age. Creative questions are followed by creative answers and funny conversations. There is laughter and amazement. Can you still remember what it was like when someone read to you? The sound of the voice you listened to? The surprising twist in your favorite story that you loved listening to over and over again? When parents regularly read to their children after birth and talk to them about the stories, they are doing something very special: children acquire new vocabulary, learn to express thoughts and feelings, and their fantasy and imagination are stimulated.