Alia Bhatt is going to write children’s books, so you should inculcate the habit of storytelling in your kids

Alia Bhatt wears many hats. She is an actress, entrepreneur, executive producer, mother and now an author. Yes, you read that right. Alia has launched a book of children’s stories titled Ed gets homeThe book is the first publishing venture of her children’s clothing brand Ed-a-Mamma. The apparel line was launched ahead of welcoming her daughter Rhea. Alia shared two pictures on Instagram. In the first slide, she is happily posing with her first book. Next, we get a closer look at the cover of the book, which features a girl and a dog.

In her detailed caption, Alia Bhatt wrote, “A new adventure begins.”Ed gets home‘ is the start of a new series of books from the world of Ed-a-Mamma. My childhood was filled with storytelling and storytellers.. and one day I had a dream to bring out that child in me and put it into books for children.

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Alia Bhatt added, “I am extremely grateful to my fellow storytellers Vivek Kamath, Shabnam Minawala and Tanvi Bhat who helped bring our first book to life with their amazing ideas, inputs and imagination… All the best for this journey. You can now find the books online and in leading bookstores.”

Like Alia Bhatt, if you are a parent, you must read stories to your little one. Why? Below are some benefits of storytelling:

1. Develops imagination: When children listen to stories, they form pictures of characters and places in their minds. This helps them to be more creative and think of new ideas.

2. Improves language skills: Hearing different words and sentences in stories helps children learn to talk and write better. They learn new words and understand how to use them.

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3. Teaches a lesson: Stories often have a message or moral. They can teach children about right and wrong, kindness, sharing, and other important values ​​in a fun way.

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4. Strengthens focus: Listening to a story requires children to pay attention and remember details. This improves their concentration and memory.

5. Builds relationships: Sharing stories can bring children and adults closer. Whether they are parents, grandparents or teachers, storytelling can be a special way to connect and spend time together.

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