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Hello readers, your blogger Monika is back. So, do you remember when was the last time you told the story to your kids? If not then you must start now. 

We all use to hear stories from our grandparents or parents. I remember my grandmother used to tell me stories about our culture and religion. It was fun for me but unknowingly I was learning and grasping the idea. 

I narrate my daughter Kashvi a bedtime story. Initially, I used to create funny stories where all the characters were family members. Slowly I shifted to the Jungle story and now when she is in her kindergarten, I tell her a story of school and friends. Trust me this helped me a lot to prepare her for the outside world.

Power of Story Telling

So let me share with you, a few benefits of storytelling. This will l have a great impact on your child's development.

1. Quality time: Narrating a story, and making a drama it's fun for kids but we are giving them quality time. This is purely your time with your kids. It is far better than playing a story on a mobile phone or by Alexa. 

1. Develop Memory: When you tell something to your child in a story form. They will learn it faster and easier way. Even they will remember the gist of the story and will narrate you again or later on. This helps in their memory development.

1. Confidence: When your child learns about storytelling, it automatically boosts their confidence in public speaking. They can talk more freely and confidently. They know how to reply and react in certain situations.

I hope this blog will be helpful to you all. So, start investing your time with your kids in storytelling.

Monika Kothari is a blogger outside the experience in import and export company as a Public Relation Executive, Marketing Executive in outdoor media firm. She is a house wife and a mother of beautiful daughter. She is passionate about writing her experience and sharing to the world. 

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