Put those into a book? Could be epic.
Every night I "read" to 8 yo at bedtime, and every night it turns into me sitting with a book open, ready to read, as he paces back and forth telling me stories.
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They're currently about a Penguin mob boss known as "the Pimpin' Penguin," so it's hard to say what age group they'd be considered suitable for.
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Had that always been the routine? When did the roles reverse? I’m on year 4.
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A new story every night or repeats?
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...and you love it
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To be honest I wish he'd let me read at least a little, because we're near the end of The Prisoner of Azkaban, and I want to know what happens.
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Little Joy's of parenthood.
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That sounds amazing. Every so often I ask our 4 year old to tell me a story (instead of me telling him one) or we’ll do a joint story (I’ll start, then kick it to him, then back to me, etc). He’s still mostly interested in having dad do all the work :)
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I attempt to read to my 2 yo every night, a 10 page book can easily take 30 mins to complete as he describes and questions every picture. I have to let him finish before I continue. I thought it would get easier by 8 yo!
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It might get actually harder. For instance my 7yo insists on me inventing stories rather than reading books. We are somewhere in the middle of a story being a mix of LOTR and Inception. Someday he will find out :)
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