The children travel with Toby the Magic Train to an old attic, where they help a seahorse named Coral find his lost friend Starfish stuck on a chandelier.
The children travel to a magical desert where they help Clementine the duck gather potion ingredients by disguising themselves as snakes, learning that friendship and teamwork can overcome any challenge.
The children travel with Toby the Magic Train to a Royal Wardrobe. Violet learns not to be greedy after accidentally breaking a magic lantern, and they work together to fix it.
The children travel by train to a wooden village where they help a lonely little cloud named Cloudy, teaching her about friendship by being kind and welcoming her as their friend.
The children travel by magic train to a misty forest where they help an injured owl named Cornelius retrieve his belongings from a tall tree by building a ladder and climbing bravely.
The children travel with Toby the Magic Train to an ice cave, where they help a snowman named Snowy and a caterpillar named Bruno find Bruno's lost leaf.
The children fly with Toby the Magic Train to a moon-shaped boat in the sky, where they patiently build a starlight fence and help wake up the sleeping stars.
The children travel to Santa's Village with Toby the Magic Train, help the Tooth Fairy apologize to the rainbow, and restore all the colors to the village.
The children go to a secret bay where they help a little pony named Starlight save his hay from the rising tide, learning not to waste and to work together.
10 min
About Stories for Kids – Bedtime tales for toddlers (ages 2–5)
From the publisher's feed
A magical world of calm, wonder and adventure — just before bedtime.
Each story follows four playful toddlers, Ziggy, Lily, Skye and Dash, as they hop aboard Toby the Magic Train…
and explore new worlds, solve gentle challenges, and make heartwarming discoveries.
Crafted for children aged 3 to 5, these bedtime tales are filled with mild suspense, soothing sounds, simple language and clear morals — perfect for winding down the day. Parents will love the cozy, kind stories that encourage imagination, empathy and restful sleep.