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Why Reading Aloud to Kids Is More Powerful Than You Think
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Discover the surprising science behind reading aloud to children—and why it’s more than just storytime. In this episode of vpod.ai, we explore groundbreaking research from Cambridge University and new brain imaging studies that show how this simple habit boosts cognition, emotional intelligence, and academic success—regardless of background.
You’ll learn:
- Why fewer parents are reading aloud—and what that means for child development
- How human interaction during storytime activates key brain regions
- The neuroscience behind empathy, communication, and screen time tradeoffs
- How early reading shapes long-term mental health and education outcomes
- What else in daily life we might be replacing with screens—without realizing the cost
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or simply curious about how early experiences shape the brain, this episode is packed with actionable insights that will change how you think about bedtime stories forever.
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