Do you wish your child was more interested in books?
What if there was a way to make reading seem like fun, instead of a chore?
Reading has consistently been linked with nearly every positive trait, from test scores to life satisfaction. But if your kid isn't interested, it can feel like a battle that's not worth having.
Hypnosis can help children think about reading in a new way. It primes their subconscious minds to associate reading with fun and adventure, instead of schoolwork.
The benefits of reading
When a child reads, they stretch and strengthen their brains. Regular reading improves performance in all school subjects, not only text-heavy classes like English and history.1
Reading fiction also helps children develop important life lessons, like building empathy and critical reasoning.
In short, reading is one of the best activities for kids. If they can develop a love of reading while their minds are still growing, they will reap lasting benefits.
But with all the new devices and games, reading books can seem dull in comparison.
If you're looking to help your child benefit from reading, you might need to look beyond rewards or mandated reading time.
How hypnosis can help
Read More for Kids is an audio session made exclusively for children who need an extra push to read. It uses the device of embedded storytelling to ‘mirror' the child's situation and suggest a new way of interacting with books. Repeated listening will enable the child to unconsciously absorb and integrate the idea that they master the skills they need through practice and determination.
Download Read More for Kids now and spark a lifelong love of reading. You can listen on your computer or device or via our free app, which you can access when you have completed your purchase.
Endnotes:
1. https://www.ces-schools.net/10-benefits-reading-children-adults-read-often/
* Please note that all downloads for children must be purchased by someone over 18. The content must be assessed by the child's parent or guardian as suitable before it is listened to by the child. More info for parents/guardians.