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Stories for 4 year olds

Four years old is when children begin to connect actions with results: the character does this so that happens. This is also the age when children like to ask "why" and like to tell stories. The stories here have a clear choice in the middle of the story, enough for children to recognize and discuss.

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of stories should 4-year-old children listen to?

The story has a main character, a difficult situation, and a choice. The story has too many character lines, making children lose interest and lose interest.

What should a child do when asking "why" continuously while listening to a story?

Answer briefly and then read on. Your child's questions are a sign that he's following the story, not a distraction — but long answers will cut off the flow of the story.

Should children be allowed to listen to stories alone?

Your child can listen on his own, but the most valuable part is the conversation afterward. If you don't have time, ask your child just one question about the story at mealtime.

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