Description
Packed with bedtime stories, musical playlists, lullabies, and even kids yoga, Sleepy Stories makes bedtimes nothing short of magical.
What Is Sleepy Stories?
Sleepy Stories is a treasure trove of values-based, beloved bedtime stories and songs to make bedtimes fun! Some stories are specifically designed to bring sleep quickly, while others provide cozy, bedtime listening for magical nights. Benefits of nighttime listening include:
- Reduced stress and anxiety (for both kids AND parents!)
- Shorter time needed to fall asleep
- Imaginative listening instead of more screen time
- Introduction to wonderful works of literature and music
- Reaffirmed values like honesty, courage, hard work, and more
The Stories
Written by award-winning authors, therapists, and others, our stories are the heart of the app. Some stories, like "The Land of the Sleeps" and "Annabella's Dream Pillow," are designed to help kids fall asleep quickly. The lilting ocean waves, enchanting music, and soft voice help children gradually drift off to sleep, and the extra music played at the end of each story transition kids into deep sleep when the story is over.
Other stories provide cozy, entertaining bedtime listening. Snuggle into the covers and enjoy classic favorites like "The Velveteen Rabbit," "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," and "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves." A wonderful way to ditch the screens and the videos and enjoy classic kids literature instead!
Or, visit the Learning Tower for stories that teach you while you fall asleep! Discover how birds fly, how bees make honey, the lives of famous composers and artists, and other wonderful, eye-opening explorations of the world around us.
The Music
If you don't feel like stories tonight, we also have a library of beautiful relaxing music. Enjoy lullabies, Celtic tunes, and of course, classical favorites.
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