The traditional bedtime story is dying out, a new study has suggested, as a third of parents reveal they never read their young children a story at night.
From a piece in the Telegraph...
Only 64 per cent of parents with children under seven read to them at all, while a mere one in five of those get a book out every night.
The study shows the average modern day child gets three bedtime stories a
week.
But a quarter of a million children aged seven or under – around four per cent
– do not own a single book.
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