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What are the social and emotional benefits?

Reading aloud provides an opportunity for emotional bonding between the reader and the child. It offers a chance for children to explore emotions and empathy through characters and stories. It also creates a safe space for children to discuss feelings and experiences, promoting emotional intelligence.

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