Strawberry Candy to Help You Fall Asleep

Reading suggestions for parents: When reading aloud, the voice must be soft, slow, and rhythmic like a lullaby. For example: At the beginning, "Baby, it's time to sleep." The voice is lowered and the speaking speed is slowed down, as if speaking softly in the ear. The "ah" in "once upon a time" can be dragged out a little to create a story-telling atmosphere. There is a slight pause between every three words in the descriptive sentence, as if coaxing a baby to sleep. Such as "red, bright, like a little star" etc. When "Fly, fly, fly" appears repeatedly, the sound can become softer and softer, simulating the feeling of flying farther and farther. When the animal appears, the tone can be a little more lively, but do not suddenly raise the volume. "Later, it flew to your crib" - the speech speed is the slowest and the voice is the softest, because this is the key moment for the story to connect with the baby. "Good night" and blessing at the end - said softer and softer, the last word is almost like breathing. Special reminder: If your baby is almost asleep, you can skip the animal part and start directly from "Later". I wish you and your baby a sweet night.