Dash and friends ride Toby to Bakerland, the Giant Kitchen. With Chelino the crab they save the Focaccia Race: with no recipe, they knead by playing and toss the focaccia skyward.
The children visit Misty Cove with Toby to relight Granny Turtle's seashell lighthouse. Though scared, Skye crosses the swaying walkway and finds the iridescent shell that shows the way home.
The children visit the Market of a Thousand Smells and, using recycled materials, build a wind chime that turns the wind into music, helping Berto, a lonely seller.
Dash and friends fly with Toby to Topsyturvia, the upside-down world, where they fix the Dream Carousel by winning a funny race, learning to go slow and trust little Zolletta.
Toby takes Skye, Ziggy, Lily and Dash to the Velvet Dream Factory, where dreams come out broken. Skye gently helps Otto the octopus admit his mistake, so everyone learns the truth makes you beautiful.
Elodie discovers her blue pencil turns magic only when she watches calmly. With this gift she helps a lost baby seal on the Baltic dunes find its family.
Toby takes Lily and friends up a night mountain where a cave's crystals went dark. They meet Sparkle, a salamander mistaken for a monster, and relight the stars together.
Dash and his friends fly with Toby to Mount Cloudytop, a snowy mountain among the stars. They hold a slalom race and, helping each other, find the rainbow's lost red.
Ziggy and friends ride Toby the Magic Train to Sugarland, where a candy circus turned gray. A giant candy music box and one crystal's crooked note bring back every color.
15 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.