🍬 I Think I Have Jelly Beans In My Belly(Stories For Kids)

A funny, imaginative story about body sensations, uncertainty, and the strange feelings that sometimes pop up out of nowhere.

This episode follows a child trying to make sense of unusual sensations inside their body, leading to curious theories, big reactions, and plenty of giggles. It gently normalises body awareness and anxiety without turning the story into a lesson.

Designed for neurodivergent children aged 6–13, this story reassures listeners that noticing sensations doesn’t mean something is wrong. Sometimes bodies just do odd things, and that’s okay.

Playful, comforting, and great for shared listening with a trusted grown-up.

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👕 My Clothes Are Out To Get Me(Stories For Kids)

This laugh-out-loud story explores what happens when clothes feel itchy, tight, loud, or just completely wrong.

Through humour and exaggeration, this episode captures the very real experience of getting dressed when seams scratch, labels attack, and fabrics refuse to behave. It gently reflects sensory sensitivities without judgement or explanation-heavy language.

Perfect for neurodivergent children aged 6–13, this episode helps kids feel understood and helps parents recognise just how intense clothing discomfort can feel from the inside.

Best for daytime listening, especially before school or during moments when getting dressed feels like a battle.

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🦁 Lioness Lucy

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Lioness Lucy is a story about confidence, self-trust, and finding your own strength in noisy, busy situations.

Through humour and gentle adventure, this episode shows how bravery doesn’t always look loud, bold, or fearless. Sometimes it looks like knowing when to step forward and when to pause.

Designed for neurodivergent children aged 6–13, this episode supports emotional understanding while keeping things light, engaging, and story-first.

A great listen for children who enjoy strong characters, imaginative worlds, and reassuring messages without being talked at.

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🥪 I Love Jam Sandwiches… I Hate Jam Sandwiches(Stories For Kids)

A joyful, relatable story about changing preferences, strong opinions, and food feelings that don’t always make sense to other people.

This episode follows a character whose love–hate relationship with a very specific sandwich causes confusion, laughter, and a lot of big feelings. It gently reflects how sensory experiences and predictability can shape everyday decisions.

Ideal for neurodivergent children aged 6–13, this story reassures listeners that changing your mind, needing things “just right,” or suddenly disliking something familiar is completely okay.

Funny, warm, and perfect for daytime listening.

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🏃 You Can’t Catch Me, I Have ADHD(Stories For Kids)

Fast, funny, and full of energy, this episode dives into what it feels like when your brain wants to go everywhere at once.

Through a lively story packed with movement, imagination, and chaos, neurodivergent children hear a perspective that feels familiar rather than corrected. The humour keeps things light, while the story gently shows how energy, curiosity, and distraction are all part of the same experience.

Created for neurodivergent children aged 6–13 and their parents, this episode is great for listening together, especially when kids need to feel seen rather than slowed down.

Not a bedtime story. Definitely a giggle story.

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😄 The 3 F Words(Stories For Kids)

This funny, relatable episode explores three small words that can feel very big to neurodivergent kids: fair, first, and forever.

Join Emma HG and the Neuro Nook crew as they follow a story where rules, turn-taking, and expectations collide in hilarious ways. Through humour and everyday situations, children see how fairness can feel different depending on how your brain works.

Perfect for neurodivergent children aged 6–13, this episode helps normalise strong reactions to rules and justice without judgement or labels. It’s playful, reassuring, and full of moments that make kids laugh and parents nod knowingly.

Best for daytime or family listening.

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🎙️ Podcast Introduction – Welcome to Neuro Nook Storytime

Welcome to Neuro Nook Storytime, the inclusive podcast for neurodivergent children aged 6–13 and the grown-ups who support them.

In this introduction, host Emma HG welcomes listeners into the Neuro Nook, a place filled with funny, thoughtful, and relatable stories inspired by real neurodivergent experiences. You’ll meet Neuro Noob, Neuro Pro, and Neuro Hacker, three curious companions who help explore how different brains think, feel, learn, and experience the world.

Neuro Nook Storytime is story-led, playful, and respectful. Some episodes are laugh-out-loud funny, others are calming and reflective, and all are created to help children feel understood rather than explained.

A great place to start for parents and children listening together.

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