Register | Login
Login
Sign in with:
---------- OR ----------
Create Account | Login
Create account
As a Member You Can:
  • Join clubs to discuss your interests
  • Connect with people like you
  • Share information, seek advice, get support

   
parenting
India's #1 Family site
Raising Children Topics..

You are here : home > Raising Children > Entertaining Children > The Art of Storytelling > Comments

Comments:







What parents are discussing...

Storytelling is indeed an art. But once parents master this art, it pays to use one's imagination. In the present context cultural, this is no storytelling. Eye contact is a must with today's children. The Dr Seuss Books (USA) and Scholastic Books for kids have become very popular in the United States, mainly due to eye-catchy visuals. Repetition is particularly popular with the young. Typical of the repetitive story is the familiar Ginger Bread Man story. The hero repeats, 'Run, run as fast as you can! You can't catch me I am the Gingerbread man'. Today children enjoy stories which have colourful pictures and they expect the reader to have some kind of voice modulation for differnt characters. Do you read out a story to your child? Do you mimic the characters? Share with us!
  • I totally agree with you. With an avg. attention span of say max 10 minutes, I found my 3 year old and his pre-schoolers friends preferred action oriented short stories followed by role play (pretend ...
  • Yes! Story telling is an art and it is difficult yes enjoyable when you are telling story to a baby who is below 1 year.

    We have a daughter, Akshada, who is 8th month old. When she comp...
  • Yes! I agree that story telling is an art! My 4 year old son does not like it if I just plainly recite a story to him. He enjoys it more when i act the characters in the story!...
DISCUSSION FORUMS ON
Articles
RE:Lessons From Children
hello editor, sometimes its right, and sometimes its wrong also, children' ... - anudas    read >>

RE:Lessons From Children
hello editor, the adult definitely learn lots of things from kids, and not ... - ajinkya    read >>

RE:Lessons From Children
hello editor, kids are very innocent and they dont know who is smart perso ... - niraja    read >>

RE:Lessons From Children
hello editor, sometimes its right to say we adult learn from childrens als ... - umesh    read >>

FEATURED ARTICLES
- Poor Immunity in Kids
- Five Fun Ways to Break Fussy Eating Habits in   Kids
- Top 5 Easy-to-Make Ice-Candy Recipes for Kids
- Tips for Preventing Pinworms in Children
- Signs that a Child is Anaemic
- Things You Should Never Allow Your Son to Do
- Home Remedies for Cold in Children
- Reasons Why Kids May Start Disrespecting   Parents
- Indian Baby Names
- Indian Baby Girl Names
- Indian Baby Boy Names
- Top 100 Hindu Baby Names
- Free Printable Coloring Pages for Kids and Adults


Subscribe




 
Follow us on:



Featured Articles - Infertility | Baby Development | Health and Fitness | How to Get Pregnant | Parenting Advice | Weight Loss | Pregnancy Advice | Name Numerology
Baby - Baby Photo Contest | Lucky Names | Lucky Birthdates | Horoscopes | Chinese Calendar | Compatibility Test | Fun Zone
Parenting - Message Boards | Planning a Baby | Pregnancy | Parents of Babies | Baby Names | Baby Name Poll | Birth Announcements | Parenting Quiz
Family - Cooking Club | Love & Relationships | Beauty Tips | Kids Weight Calculator | Recipe Maker
General - Calorie Counter | Personality Quiz | Love Signs | Compatibility Quiz