This contribution examines parents’ perceptions of shared reading within the family, highlighting its positive impact on the parent-child relationship, emotional connection, and child development. Based on a project carried out in six public nurseries in Foligno (Pg), the study uses qualitative analysis of reflective diaries. The results show that reading aloud is a relational educational act that promotes autonomy, values, critical thinking, and emotions in children, while strengthening the emotional bond. Although we are aware of the limitations related to the small – non-randomized– sample size, the findings suggest the need to further explore socio-economic factors that may hinder the continuity of shared reading practices and to reinforce parenting-support initiatives in this area.

Genitorialità e lettura condivisa: una ricerca esplorativa

filomia
2026-01-01

Abstract

This contribution examines parents’ perceptions of shared reading within the family, highlighting its positive impact on the parent-child relationship, emotional connection, and child development. Based on a project carried out in six public nurseries in Foligno (Pg), the study uses qualitative analysis of reflective diaries. The results show that reading aloud is a relational educational act that promotes autonomy, values, critical thinking, and emotions in children, while strengthening the emotional bond. Although we are aware of the limitations related to the small – non-randomized– sample size, the findings suggest the need to further explore socio-economic factors that may hinder the continuity of shared reading practices and to reinforce parenting-support initiatives in this area.
2026
Italiano
27
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https://oaj.fupress.net/index.php/rief/article/view/18084
Esperti anonimi
shared reading,parent-child relationship,child development,family literacy,emotional education
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Filomia, Maria
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Utilizza questo identificativo per citare o creare un link a questo documento: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14085/51001
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