6–11 years · Connection & growing · 3 MIN LESSON

A story worth sharing.

Use a book or a story as an invitation to talk.

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READ IT. TRY IT. COME BACK TO WHY.

How to use a shared story to start a conversation

Explore the knowledge behind every question, with linked explanations and original sources.

Sharing books and talking with children are everyday ways to support development. A conversation can follow what interests your child.

Choose a story together. Ask which part they want to talk about, or share a part you noticed. Leave room for different opinions and for quiet.

LET’S TRY A REAL-LIFE MOMENT1 / 2

“You must agree with me.”“What ending would you imagine?”“That is the wrong opinion.”

A practice, not a parenting test.