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I'll Always Love You, My Little One: A Story Full of Love & Animal Adventures
12 beautifully illustrated stories featuring turtles, lions, and more
Ages 3–7
46 free bedtime stories for toddlers and preschoolers, written to be read aloud. Pick one by how much time you have tonight: most take two or three minutes, and the longest, Captain Bruno and the Good Dream Boat, takes about 10 minutes.
Story themes
For tired evenings: one short story, lights out.
A school bus rolls back to the lot after a loud day and shows children how to let out loud thoughts. A free 2-minute bedtime story to read aloud.
Read story →Tito tucks his legs into his shell and shows your child how to make a safe, quiet place before sleep. A free 2-minute bedtime story to read aloud.
Read story →Leo the Rover switches to sleep mode on the Moon and watches the Earth from afar. A free 2-minute bedtime story for little space explorers.
Read story →A little sailboat ends her voyage in a safe bay. A free 2-minute bedtime story to read while rocking your child gently in your arms.
Read story →Two polar bear brothers get ready for bed, and Frosty snuggles up to Mom and little Snowy. A free 2-minute winter bedtime story from the North.
Read story →Little Niko sways himself to sleep on the warm savanna, his trunk swinging and ears fanning. A free 2-minute bedtime story to read aloud.
Read story →Still flying around the house? Little Flyer touches down, wheels on the runway, engines going quiet. A free 2-minute bedtime story for plane fans.
Read story →After a day of work, Teo the Crane lowers his arm and the whole construction site goes quiet. A free 2-minute bedtime story for little builders.
Read story →Lenny the sloth shows your child how to slow down racing thoughts and move in sleepy slow motion. A free 2-minute bedtime story from the jungle.
Read story →A little train finishes its journey and rolls slowly to the depot. A free 2-minute bedtime story for vehicle-loving kids after an exciting day.
Read story →Mela the cat looks for the warmest spot in the house. Her rhythmic purring makes this free 2-minute bedtime story a cozy way to say goodnight.
Read story →A snail listens to the soothing sound of rain under a leaf. A free 2-minute bedtime story that helps your child curl up and fall asleep.
Read story →A little star is tired of shining, and space becomes a soft velvet blanket. A free 2-minute bedtime story for the shortest of evenings.
Read story →A seahorse wraps her tail around the coral to feel held and safe while she sleeps. A free 2-minute underwater bedtime story to read aloud.
Read story →A little fox watches the Northern Lights dance over the snow. A free 2-minute bedtime story whose colors and quiet help your child calm down.
Read story →A small wooden boat drifts slowly down a moonlit river. A free 2-minute bedtime story that rocks your child to sleep with the rhythm of the water.
Read story →Big bear Bruno settles into his cave for the winter sleep. A free 2-minute story that helps children feel the pleasant weight of relaxation.
Read story →Too much energy in bed? Eli and Mama play a heavy feet grounding game that helps the body get calm and ready for sleep. A free 3-minute story.
Read story →A short, calming story for little car fans: Bip slows down after a busy day and parks safely in the land of dreams. Free to read aloud in 3 minutes.
Read story →Little Milo looks for his perfect sleep color as his scales turn calm and dark. A free 3-minute bedtime story from the warm jungle.
Read story →While the city sleeps, Gary clears away rustling wrappers and boxes to make room for a fresh new day. A free 3-minute bedtime story about trucks.
Read story →After a whole day of digging, Ella lowers her big arm and falls asleep on a soft mountain of sand. A free 3-minute bedtime story for machine fans.
Read story →Even the fastest car slows down. Join Flash on his last, slowest lap as the track lights dim. A free 3-minute bedtime story for speed fans.
Read story →A little red car drives home through warm rain. Swishing wipers and a cooling engine help your child slow down. A free 3-minute bedtime story.
Read story →Sail the wide waters with Wilo, who guides your child through slow, deep breaths into the safe depths of sleep. A free 3-minute bedtime story.
Read story →Ember has fire in his tummy. Watch him dim his flame and become a warm, sleepy glow. A free 3-minute bedtime story about winding down.
Read story →Two little dragons in a cave: Mimi is asleep, and Drico learns to blow quiet dream bubbles without waking her. A free 3-minute story with calm breathing.
Read story →A little firefly lights his lantern to tuck the whole forest in. A free 3-minute bedtime story for children who need to feel safe in the dark.
Read story →A tired little cloud floats over the hills looking for a place to rest, until the wind tucks it in. A free 3-minute bedtime story to read aloud tonight.
Read story →A little more time to settle in and talk about the story.
A puppy puts his toys away and plays a gentle seeking game that helps a little body settle after a long day. A free 4-minute bedtime story.
Read story →A little hero with too much energy learns from Daddy how to tense and relax his muscles to charge up for tomorrow. A free 4-minute bedtime story.
Read story →For little fans of big machines: Leo lets go of his heavy load, and your child lets go of the day's tension. A free 4-minute bedtime story.
Read story →Pip looks for the softest leaf for his blanket and finds a safe place to sleep. A free 4-minute autumn bedtime story for toddlers.
Read story →A little owl, a magic feather and a kind wish that helps a tiny star. A free 5-minute bedtime story for a peaceful, warm goodnight.
Read story →A caring little rooster watches over the moon while his farmyard friends fall asleep. A free 5-minute bedtime story to slow down after a busy day.
Read story →For children still running with sirens blaring at bedtime: TuTu turns off his lights and siren one by one. A free 5-minute calming story.
Read story →Too excited about tomorrow to sleep? Joy and Calm show how to put joy away safely in the Tomorrow Box. A free 5-minute bedtime story for toddlers.
Read story →Biscuit says goodnight to his toys, relaxes his body and finds the safest place to sleep, right next to Dad. A free 5-minute bedtime story.
Read story →Tutu the little red car gets lost near a maze and learns that calm, courage and friends help him find the way home. A free 6-minute bedtime story.
Read story →A little bunny takes a gentle journey to the Galaxy of Good Dreams. A free 6-minute bedtime story for children ages 2 to 5.
Read story →A little blue bear goes on a quiet quest to find the lost notes of a lullaby. A free 6-minute bedtime story to help kids drift into sweet dreams.
Read story →A little kitten says goodnight to his toys, purrs quietly and falls asleep in a soft, peaceful world. A free 6-minute bedtime story for toddlers.
Read story →For evenings with room for a longer adventure before sleep.
A little panda, a teddy bear and a tiny firefly search for the moonlit path through the bamboo forest. A free 7-minute bedtime story for ages 2 to 5.
Read story →Luno the Bunny and his gentle friends fix the Moon Dream Machine. A free 8-minute bedtime story for children ages 2 to 5.
Read story →A little teddy bear, a bunny and magical origami friends search for their dreams. A free 8-minute bedtime story for children ages 2 to 5.
Read story →Daddy Bear Captain Bruno, little Niko and a lost star named Lili sail across the Sea of Dreams. A free 10-minute bedtime story for ages 2 to 5.
Read story →Prefer a ready-made list? These guides pick stories for a set amount of time.
FAQ
Yes. All 46 stories are free to read on this page, on a phone, tablet or computer, with no sign-up.
Yes. 29 stories take two to three minutes to read aloud, for example Yellow Bus Benny Finishes His Route and Tito the Turtle and the Quiet Shell.
Yes. Captain Bruno and the Good Dream Boat takes about 10 minutes to read aloud. The 7 to 10 minute group has 4 longer stories.
We count the words of the story itself, without the notes for parents, and divide by 130 words per minute, a calm read-aloud pace. With pauses for questions it takes a little longer.
They are written for toddlers and preschoolers: short sentences, familiar things like cars, animals and bedtime, and a calm ending. Older siblings can listen along too.
Yes. 15 stories are about vehicles, such as Yellow Bus Benny Finishes His Route and Leo the Rover and the Moon Dust. Use the Cars & vehicles filter above to see them all.
Yes. The stories work on a phone, tablet or computer. For a calmer routine, read aloud with the screen brightness turned down.
Yes. You can follow a short story with soft Booksaill music for kids and parents.
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