Yara the sloth feels worried when his dad has to leave for a little while. Living in the jungles of Costa Rica, Yara doesn’t know how to handle his big feelings—until his friend Coco the monkey shows him a fun way to shake, march, and stretch to calm down.

This story helps toddlers and preschoolers manage separation anxiety, calm big feelings, and practice emotional regulation while enjoying a playful adventure.

In today’s story, we meet Sesh the Duck and his adventurous friend, Shuar the swan, who live in the beautiful Jardin des Tuileries in Paris.

Sesh loves routine. Every day he wakes up, swims in the pond, and enjoys his favorite chocolate Croissant before heading home. But his friend Shuar likes to do something different every day. One morning, Shuar invites Sesh on a new adventure around the park. At first Sesh feels nervous about changing his routine… but with a simple calming breath and a little courage, he discovers that trying something new can lead to wonderful surprises.

This story helps children learn:

• how to handle nervous feelings

• how to try new things

• simple breathing for emotional regulation

• confidence and flexibility

Perfect for bedtime, quiet time, preschoolers, toddlers, and young kids who love stories about friendship, emotions, and small adventures.

If your child enjoys stories, animals, and mindful moments, they’ll love this Paris park adventure with Sesh and Shuar.

Sandy the Squirrel gets SO mad when her classmate knocks down her blocks! But she doesn't realize that it was an accident. Her classmate did not mean to knock into her choice time.

How does Sandy calm her body down? She squeezed her fists so tight and let go slowly. This helped her nervous system relax.

If you ever have a hard time forgiving trying to calm your body first and then communicating your feelings.

Harriet the Ant is always confident she finds her way. But one rainy day, she loses her direction and gets lost! Oh No!!

It's up to her to find her way! She remember her mom taught her a special lesson: find something familiar when you are lost.

Here is a helpful lesson to teach your little ones and regulate their emotions!

In this fun and educational episode, kids follow Moosh and Goosh as they prepare for the Persian New Year by creating a beautiful Haftsin table, painting colorful eggs, growing sabzeh, and enjoying special family traditions like khooneh تکونی (spring cleaning) and sabzi polo mahi, and of course - NOROOZ PAJAMAS!

Norooz pajamas for kids bring such a warm, nostalgic feeling to the start of the new year. With soft spring designs inspired by the Haft-Seen—like sabzeh and goldfish—each piece feels familiar and full of meaning. The names of the seen items are written in both Farsi and Finglish, gently connecting kids to the language in a natural way. Matching sets with parents turn it into a quiet, beautiful family tradition. It’s the kind of simple moment—waking up together, still in your pajamas—that stays with them for years.

Perfect for toddlers and young children, this engaging story introduces Persian culture, Nowruz traditions, and the meaning of new beginnings in a playful and easy-to-understand way. Great for parents looking to teach kids about cultural holidays, springtime celebrations, and family values.

You can get your special NOROOZ PAJAMAS just like Moosh and Goosh here:

Website: https://noroozpajamas.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noroozpajamas/

In today’s episode of Miss Sami’s Storytime, meet Owen the Ostrich, a sweet ostrich who always hides when he feels scared. But one day on the farm, something happens that helps Owen learn how to be brave in a new way.

Instead of hiding, Owen takes a deep breath, stands tall, and uses his brave voice to say, “I don’t like that.”

This gentle and engaging story helps toddlers and preschoolers learn an important social emotional learning (SEL) skill: how to speak up for themselves when something feels scary or uncomfortable.

Perfect for kids ages 2–6, this story teaches children that being brave doesn’t mean you aren’t scared. It means using your voice and asking for what you need.

✨ In this episode kids will learn: • How to use their brave voice • A simple deep breathing tool for when they feel scared • How to say “I don’t like that” in a kind and confident way

Miss Sami’s Storytime shares calming, meaningful stories that help little listeners build confidence, emotional awareness, and kindness.

Perfect for: • Bedtime stories • Car rides with toddlers • Preschool social emotional learning • Calm down time

If your child enjoyed Owen’s story, be sure to follow Miss Sami’s Storytime for more stories that help little hearts grow big and brave. 🌟

In this heartwarming story for kids ages 2–6, meet Zoltan the Dragon - a sweet little dragon who knows how to fly and breathe fire… but doesn’t know how to express his anger.

When Zoltan turns red and feels hot inside, his friend Snappy teaches him an important Social Emotional Learning (SEL) lesson: all feelings are okay — even anger. With dragon breaths and a brave roar, Zoltan learns safe ways to express big emotions.

This gentle story helps toddlers and preschoolers:
• Understand anger in a safe way
• Learn emotional regulation skills
• Practice deep breathing
• Use words to express big feelings
• Build confidence with Social Emotional Learning (SEL)

Perfect for:
✔️ Bedtime
✔️ Calm-down time
✔️ Preschool & kindergarten
✔️ Teaching toddlers about emotions
✔️ Parents, therapists, and educators

If your child struggles with big feelings, frustration, or meltdowns, this story gives them simple tools they can actually use.

Take a deep dragon breath… and press play. 🐉✨

Mochi the little anteater feels worried when his mommy goes out of town. What if she doesn’t come back? With the help of three simple calming tools, Mochi learns how to soothe his body, take slow breaths, and remind himself that mommy always comes back.

This gentle 3 minute story for toddlers and preschoolers (ages 2–6) is perfect for little ones who struggle with separation anxiety, daycare drop-offs, travel, or bedtime worries.

Through soft storytelling and simple regulation techniques, this calm down story helps children:
• Practice breathing
• Relax their bodies
• Feel safe when a parent is away

Perfect for bedtime, preschool transitions, or anytime your child needs reassurance.

If your little one enjoys Ms. Sami’s Storytime, be sure to follow so you never miss a new 3 minute story every Friday.

Dario and the Shiny Seashell is a gentle children’s story about a seagull who experiences big feelings when a special seashell is taken from him. As Dario learns to pause, breathe, and use his words, children are guided through simple tools for handling anger, sharing, and conflict in a calm and safe way.

Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, this episode supports social-emotional learning (SEL), emotional regulation, problem-solving, and kindness. A soothing story ideal for bedtime, classroom listening, or moments when kids are learning how to manage big feelings.

Goli and Her Farsi Words is a gentle children’s story about a cow named Goli who speaks Farsi at home and English at school. When Goli feels confused and misunderstood by her classmates, she learns that having two languages is a strength, and that it’s okay to ask for help and practice together.

Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, this episode supports social-emotional learning (SEL), language development, bilingual identity, and belonging. Ideal for children navigating language barriers, dual languages, or big feelings at school.

Great for families, classrooms, and bedtime listening.