Bedtime stories

Putting kids to sleep is a beautiful bonding ritual. Readmio wants to help by creating stories designed with a child psychologist specializing in relaxation techniques. And, since Readmio is all about the sound, you can switch off the lights and turn on the dark reading mode to help little ones fall asleep even more effortlessly.

Readmio

Good Night, Forest Animals

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This bedtime story for the little ones will take children through the evening forest. As it gets darker, the animals from this forest gradually fall asleep for the night. In this way, children will also learn that in the evening it is time to sleep and rest.

Readmio

Good Night, Farm Animals

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This bedtime story takes us to a busy farm which gets calmer by the end of the day as its animals get ready to sleep. Children can wish good night to all of the animals and also prepare for their own sleep.

Readmio

The Old Oak Tree

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This good night story connects the life of the forest with the lives of us humans. The old oak, serving as protection and a place to rest for the forest creatures, becomes a cozy home for forest animals. This friendly atmosphere and the feeling of security and safety will be passed on to the children as well through the bedtime story. This story was written for you by Martin from the Readmio team.

Readmio

Bumbo the Baby Elephant

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In just the way that everyone dreams of becoming something, the little elephant Bumbo sees himself becoming an astronaut. In this soothing good night story, the young elephant sets out on a journey through space, where he learns about the Sun, planets and other nooks and crannies of our solar system. This story was written for you by Martin from the Readmio team.

Readmio

Little Explorer

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In this good night story, the kid becomes an explorer and goes to get to know his own body. He visits various limbs and several organs, gets to know their activity and function, and at the same time calms down before evening sleep. This story was written for you by Martin from the Readmio team.

Theresa Sebesta

About a Ladybird 🐞

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This is a delightful story about a little ladybird who finds a quiet place on one of the leaves of a blossoming apple tree. The calm setting will prepare your children for a pleasant rest. Let them be carried away by the soothing atmosphere, which is perfect for an afternoon nap.

Readmio

The Little Cloud

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In this bedtime story for the youngest children, we set out for a miraculous land full of magical adventures. Just hop on a little cloud and we can set out right to the land of dreams. This story was written for you by Martin from our Readmio team.

Readmio

Best Friend

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This story takes children on a discovery journey through the human body. It will teach them to work with breathing, to calm themselves down and put them to sleep. At the same time, children will learn more about the human body and also why it is important for them to relax properly. This story was written for you by Martin from our Readmio team.

Theresa Sebesta

A Night Under the Stars

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In the evening, watching the twinkling stars right from your sleeping bag or gazing into the flames of a real campfire can be a truly beautiful and enjoyable experience. Being outdoors and in the fresh air is good for our immunity. Using those restful images can help your child fall asleep.

Theresa Sebesta

The River

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Meet a friendly river, listen to its story and join it on its journey through the countryside. This peaceful story is a perfect bedtime read that teaches children about nature’s water cycles.

Theresa Sebesta

The Night Butterfly

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Is it time to go to bed? This time, make the moments before bed more pleasant with a short bedtime story about a night moth. At the same time, as you relax and prepare for sleep, learn more about these interesting insects.

Readmio

While Drifting-off to Sleep

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As you read this bedtime story, you and your children can imagine listening to the sounds that echo through the nightscape. Even though the night is meant for relaxing and getting some rest, it does not mean that everyone is asleep...