Bedtime Stories for Kids

Children are little bubbles of limitless energy

It's unexpected how even after a long, eventful day, they are full of energy during the night, playing and running around. They can be up and keep you up with them. Maybe sometimes, a few mistimed naps help with that. But after a long, tiring day, when all we long for is a break and a peaceful sleep, even we often manage to stay up for a long while. So, just putting them to bed and expecting them to fall asleep might not always work out.

This is where a bed-time routine filled with simple yet fantastic tales, come in handy. Don't let them sleep to the thought of the fight they had with their sibling or friend. Let them fall asleep thinking of a certain Elephant named Joey, or a Panda named Red, from a beautiful imaginary land. For bedtime stories help calm their rushing minds, help them relax, and reduce any stress. And above all, it helps them imagine. Imagination helps them to create and to dream.

Bedtime stories become door to a world of knowledge, which opens them up to many more worlds. Their developing brains listen to these bedtime tales and start storing ideas. They start understanding consequences, and they start drawing up their own endings. The next time you are telling your child a bedtime story, they might even surprise you by predicting the right one.

Bedtime stories can help instill much-needed values. They can send your child to a beautiful, dreamy world. They can teach your child mindfulness. And after all, who doesn't love a good story. It might even help you relax and give you, your much-needed distraction.

Bedtime stories are mostly moralizing. They become instrumental in helping your children grow. Fiction is only an exaggerated reality. When you tell them the story of the boy who cried wolf, they think twice before lying when they do something naughty, which to me, is a parenting win.

Help your child drift off into a new world with the best story. Grab a copy now and let their imagination work