Research from the esteemed Harvard University has found bedtime stories are better for children when they are read by men.Fathers are more likely to ask abstract questions and spark imaginative discussions, according to the study.According to the research, mums tend to ask teacher-like questions, such as 'How many apples do you see?'However, dads favoured more abstract questions, which sparked imaginative discussions with their children.Harvard researcher Elisabeth Duursma, who carried out the...
