With 53% of children using reading as a tool to relax, along with the added benefits of it developing a broader vocabulary and increasing a better understanding of other cultures, many parents are keen to encourage their children into reading. We spoke to the experts to reveal top tips on how to get your child into reading.

There are endless benefits that can come from reading, so we spoke to the experts at personalised children’s book retailer In the Book are sharing their tips on how best to encourage children into reading, including creating a comfortable reading environment and allowing choice and variety.
5 Expert Tips to Get Your Child Into Reading
Evidence suggests that children who read daily develop a broader vocabulary, increased general knowledge and a better understanding of other cultures. Recent Statista data has shown 53% of children are also using reading as a tool to help them to relax, showcasing the importance of reading for both cognitive development and maintaining wellbeing. Haliena Brown from In the Book says, ?reading is like exercise for our brains as it stimulates and gets us excited to learn new information. It also helps boost imagination and creativity which is brilliant for engaging in lessons at school, as well as boosting social skills at playtime.” Here are some top tips to get your child into reading.
Create a comfortable reading environment

?If you can, set up a dedicated reading area in your home as this can be great for hel...