Tilibou: Bedtime Stories for Kids · Calm Sleep Stories for Toddlers

A bedtime story for kids about that big, hot feeling we call anger. Grrr! Tonight Noisette is cross, really, truly cross. It is the kind of anger that rises up fast, makes your cheeks burn, balls up your paws, and makes you want to knock absolutely everything over and stamp your feet on the floor. It feels enormous, like a little volcano grumbling away deep inside her chest.

Alongside Noisette, your child learns something important and reassuring: anger is allowed to exist. It is a perfectly normal feeling, and there is nothing wrong or bad about having it. The trick is in what you do with it, and Noisette slowly discovers that you can tell your anger out loud, with words, instead of letting it out through your paws.

One big breath in, one long breath out, and the little volcano bubbling inside her starts to settle back down. The cross feeling does not vanish by magic all at once, but it grows smaller and quieter, like a kettle lifted gently off the heat, until at last Noisette feels like her own warm self again. Saying out loud what made her so cross helps the heat drain away faster than holding it all inside ever could.

This is a kind, calming story about taming a strong emotion, helping a child name what they feel, say it out loud, and find their quiet again before the night. It is a gentle reminder that even the stormiest feelings always pass in the end, and that you are still loved on the days you boil over. It is the gentle, reassuring idea that being angry does not make you a bad cub, and that the feeling always softens in time.

By bedtime, the heat has faded and the room feels peaceful once more. It is the perfect soothing story for an evening that started with a frown, helping a little one let go of the grumpiness and soften toward sleep.

A screen-free sleep story for toddlers from age 2, soothing at bedtime, at nap time, or in the car. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can wind down before sleep. 🌙

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A bedtime story for curious kids about the busy little builders of nature. Deep in the heart of the forest, right at the quiet water's edge, Marin and Plume stumble upon something very strange indeed: a tall, towering mountain of twigs and branches piled high right across the stream. Who in the world could possibly have built such an enormous castle out of nothing but wood?

Our two investigators set off to solve the puzzle, following the trail clue by clue along the bank, until at last they come face to face with a tireless little builder hard at work, carrying one stick after another after another. It is wonderful proof that with lots of small, steady efforts, and a few helping hands, you really can build great big and impressive things. The closer they look, the more they admire just how much one small, determined creature can achieve. They picture all the patient work it must have taken, twig by twig, to raise such a remarkable structure.

Marin comes away from it all truly inspired, realising that you do not have to be large or strong at all to make something quite remarkable. You simply have to keep going, patiently and steadily, one little twig at a time, until the work is finally done.

This is a curious, eye-opening story about nature's tiny and tireless master builders, the kind that makes a child want to go and build something wonderful of their very own. Soft and quietly inspiring before the night. It is an inspiring little story about patience, hard work, and the wonders that small steps can build.

It leaves a little one with a calm and hopeful feeling to sleep on: that small steps, done with care and patience, add up to truly wonderful things in the end.

A screen-free audio story for children ages 3 to 5, lovely at bedtime, at nap time, or in the car. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can settle down calmly. 🐳

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A funny bedtime story for kids, full of splashes and giggles. At the Rainbow Ranch, an almost impossible mission is waiting for Cassie. She has to give Sheriff a bath, the dirtiest, muddiest, most stubborn little pig in all the West, a pig who has never once had a bath in his entire life and who fully intends to keep things exactly that way, thank you very much.

What follows is a riot of flying splashes, mountains of soapy suds, and frantic galloping all the way around the yard. Sheriff dodges and squeals and skids straight through the mud, Cassie slips and chases and laughs, the bucket goes sailing through the air, and very soon it is anyone's guess at all who will end up the soggiest of the two. Who do you think gets soaked right through in the end? The yard turns into one enormous splashy battlefield, and by the end nobody is quite sure who is washing whom. From the first splash to the last, the chase only gets sillier, soggier, and a great deal funnier.

Beneath all the foam and the fun, Sheriff slowly begins to discover that a warm bath is not the terrible fate he always feared it would be. Being clean, and snuggly, and smelling of soap actually feels rather nice, and he just might even let it happen again next time.

This is a story full of energy and giggles, made to be enjoyed with a great big belly laugh. And it is gentle proof that a little bath, when all is said and done, really is not so terrible after all. It is a bouncy, joyful story with a gentle reminder tucked inside about facing the things we dread.

Bouncy and warm-hearted, it is the perfect story to burn off the very last of the day's wiggles before everything finally goes calm and quiet.

A screen-free audio story for children ages 3 to 5, fun to share at bedtime or on a car trip. And even after such a soggy adventure, the Tilibou ending stays soft and quiet, without music, to help everyone wind down before the night. 🤠

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A bedtime adventure for kids, and a giggly royal mystery. All hands on deck at Tournebois castle: just before the great feast is due to begin, the king's magnificent cake has vanished clean into thin air! Who on earth could have pulled off a theft as bold, and as delicious, as this one? The whole castle is in an uproar.

Leo and Pistache pop on their detective hats and take charge of the investigation, following the trail from one false lead to the next in a romp packed with humour and surprises. A trail of crumbs leading off this way, a suspicious smear of icing over there, a guilty-looking smile across the room, and every single clue seems to point somewhere brand new. The chase grows sillier and more tangled at every turn. Every suspect protests their innocence, and the list of clues only seems to grow longer and more delicious by the minute. Leo and Pistache compare notes, follow their noses, and slowly close in on the cheeky cake thief.

Of course, the mystery is solved in the end with a good laugh rather than a telling-off, and the splendid feast is rescued just in the nick of time. It is a gentle, funny reminder that a clear head and a little bit of teamwork can untangle even the very stickiest of puzzles. By the time the truth comes out, everyone is laughing far too hard to mind about the missing slice at all.

This is a funny adventure that brings the first season of Leo and Pistache to a cheerful, happy close. Just the thing for a good giggle and ending the day in a bright and easy mood. It is light and giggly from the first crumb to the very last, with not a sharp word in sight.

Light, warm, and full of friendly mischief from start to finish, it is the kind of story that sends a child off to sleep with a smile still on their face.

A screen-free audio adventure for children from age 5, fun to share at bedtime or in the car. As always with Tilibou, the ending settles softly, without music, so your child can wind down before sleep. 🐉

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A gentle bedtime story for children about the feelings that live inside a small tummy. You know that tight little knot that sometimes turns up on the days of a first time, the morning of something new and slightly scary? This morning, Noisette has it too, curled up right in the middle of her belly before a big day ahead. It makes her feel fluttery and a little unsure, and at first she does not even know what to call it.

All through the story, she learns to put words to what she is feeling. She says a quiet hello to that little knot, gives it a name, notices exactly where it sits and how it feels, and then, ever so slowly, she lets it begin to float away. Because a feeling you can name is far less frightening than one you cannot, and naming it is the very first step to letting it pass. She takes her time over it, and the more she pays attention, the smaller and softer the knot begins to feel.

Noisette discovers that feelings are not enemies to fight against or push down inside. They are more like little visitors that come and then go again. You can welcome the knot, breathe gently alongside it, and trust that it will leave on its own, all by itself, once it has been noticed and heard.

This is a warm, cuddly sleep story about big emotions in little hearts, just right for children whose tummies sometimes feel tied up in knots before a new step, a new place, or a new day. It helps a child feel understood, a little braver, and a good deal lighter before drifting off. Naming a feeling out loud, it turns out, is a quiet kind of bravery all of its own.

By the last page, the knot has loosened and softened, and Noisette feels calm enough to rest. It is the kind of quiet, reassuring story that gives a child gentle words for what they feel, so the day's worries do not follow them under the covers.

A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, lovely to share at bedtime or at nap time. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft, without music, so your little one can quietly close their eyes. 🌙

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A bedtime story for curious kids about animals and their hidden superpowers. How in the world does the penguin manage to live out on the frozen ice, all day long, without ever once shivering or catching a chill? Marin and Plume are absolutely determined to find out, so they set a course straight for the far-off land of the great cold.

Out there, among the penguins all huddled tightly together in one big, busy, feathery crowd, our two explorers slowly uncover their lovely little secret. All on your own, the cold creeps right in and nips at your toes. But pressed up close and snug against the ones you love, you always, always warm right back up again. The penguins take careful turns shuffling into the middle, keeping each other cosy simply by sticking together. The whole huddle of penguins moves like one big warm blanket, nobody ever left out in the cold for long. They watch the great feathery crowd shuffle and shift, marvelling at how clever and cosy it all is. Even the iciest wind cannot reach the middle of the huddle, where it is always warm and welcoming.

Marin tucks this gentle little discovery away in his heart for keeps: that warmth, the real and lasting kind, so often comes from the people, and the penguins, that you choose to hold the very closest.

This is a story for understanding animals and their clever little superpowers, finished off with a tender lesson about closeness and warmth. The perfect sort of why-question to wonder about as you snuggle down for the night. It is a curious little story with a warm heart, all about the comfort of staying close together.

It sends a child off to sleep with a warm and cosy thought to hold: that being close to the ones you love is its very own kind of magic against the cold.

A screen-free audio story for children ages 3 to 5, lovely at bedtime or nap time, or in the car. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can drift off peacefully. 🐳

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A bedtime adventure for children about courage that has nothing to do with size. Disaster strikes Tournebois: one night, for no reason at all that anyone can see, Pistache begins to shrink. Smaller and smaller and smaller he goes, until he fits entirely inside Leo's coat pocket! A pocket-sized dragon, now that is something the whole kingdom has never, ever seen before.

What follows is a whole night packed with twists, surprises, and narrow escapes, in which this minuscule little dragon proves something very important indeed. Your size means nothing at all when you carry great big courage inside your heart. Tiny as he now is, Pistache slips through narrow gaps and squeezes into places that no one else could ever reach, and he saves the day more than once before the sun comes up. From up high in Leo's pocket, the whole world looks enormous, and yet brave little Pistache is not afraid for long.

By the time morning arrives, everyone in Tournebois sees Pistache differently, and best of all, Pistache finally sees himself differently too. He learns that being small is not the same thing as being weak, and that what truly counts is always what is on the inside. Where being big might have failed, being tiny turns out to be the very thing that saves the day.

This is a lively, encouraging adventure about believing in yourself, just right for children who sometimes feel far too small next to everyone else. It hands a little one a quiet bit of confidence to carry off into the night. It is the perfect tale for any child who has ever wished they were just a little bit bigger.

It is the kind of story that leaves a child standing a little taller on the inside, sure that their own courage matters just as much as anyone else's, whatever their size.

A screen-free audio adventure for children from age 5, lovely at bedtime or on a long drive. As always with Tilibou, the ending settles softly, without music, so your child can drift off calmly. 🐉

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A funny bedtime story for kids about big ideas and glorious flops. Cassie the cowgirl has had another one of her brilliant ideas, and when Cassie has a brilliant idea, all of Cactus-Ville had better hold on tight to their hats. Today, she is one hundred percent, absolutely certain that she can lasso a big fluffy cloud right out of the wide blue sky.

What follows is a whole long day of gloriously hilarious chaos, of swinging and missing, leaping and tumbling, because clouds, as everybody well knows, do not let themselves be roped quite so easily. Throw after throw sails straight up into the thin air, the lasso loops itself around nothing at all, and Cassie ends up flat on her back in the dust more than once. But oh, what marvellous fun it is just to have tried. She gathers her rope, plants her boots in the dust, and gives it her very best, most determined throw.

By the time the sun goes down, not a single cloud has been caught, and yet nobody in the whole town could possibly call the day a failure, because it was bursting with laughter from the very first throw right through to the very last. Not one of her wild schemes actually works, but the whole town laughs along with her every single time.

This is a funny, feel-good story about having great big ideas and laughing your boots clean off when they happen to flop. It teaches a child, ever so gently, that it is perfectly all right to get things wrong, as long as you had a wonderful time trying. It is a feel-good little tale that celebrates trying boldly, even when things go gloriously sideways.

It is the kind of cheerful story that takes the sting clean out of mistakes and leaves a little one smiling, ready to rest after a long day of big dreams.

A screen-free audio story for children ages 3 to 5, lovely at bedtime or in the car. And even after all that giggling, the Tilibou ending stays soft and quiet, without music, to help everyone settle before the night. 🤠

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A bedtime story for kids about stormy nights and big scary noises. Boom! Outside the tree-house, the thunder rumbles and the whole bedroom seems to tremble with every clap. The window rattles, the rain drums on the leaves, and Noisette pulls the covers up high, makes herself very small, and feels her heart thump along with the storm. On nights like these, maybe your child feels just as little.

Then Papa Bear comes in, sits down close, and shares his great secret for taming the storm. You plant your paws firmly on the ground, like a mountain that nothing in the world can knock over. You catch the big boom right in your tummy. And then you breathe it all the way back out, slow and steady, until it rolls away over the hills. Noisette tries it once, then again, and feels a little braver each time.

Bit by bit, the fear turns into a quiet kind of courage. The thunder is still there, still loud, but it becomes just a big noise that cannot actually reach her, safe and warm inside the tree-house. Noisette even starts to count the slow seconds between the rumbles, turning the storm into something that feels almost like a game. She pictures herself rooted to the spot, steady and unshakeable, and slowly the trembling in her paws begins to ease.

It is the perfect soothing story for thundery evenings, and your child comes away with a simple, repeatable trick to feel safe on their own: stand steady, take one deep breath, and let the worry roll on past like the clouds in the sky. It is a calm and practical way to help a child feel a little more in charge of their own worries.

More than anything, it gently reminds a little one that storms always pass in the end, that the rain softens, the booms fade, and morning comes back bright and calm. A reassuring sleep story to keep close for the next loud, blustery night.

A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, comforting at bedtime, during a real storm, or anytime a little heart needs to settle. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can drift peacefully back to sleep. 🌙

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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A bedtime story for curious kids about the tiny, secret world all around us. When night falls over the garden and everything goes still and quiet, where on earth do all the butterflies go to hide themselves away and sleep? That is the question buzzing softly around the minds of Marin and Plume tonight, as they sit together aboard the Boat-Cabin watching the day slowly fade away.

So begins a gentle little investigation, from flower to leaf to single blade of grass, as the two friends tiptoe quietly about to discover just where the very tiniest folk of the garden tuck themselves safely away for the night. And as they search, a soft and sleepy thought begins to settle over them both: perhaps, just like the butterflies, it is very nearly time to fold up your own wings and rest. The whole garden, it seems, is quietly getting ready for bed, each tiny creature finding its own snug little hideaway. They peek beneath leaves and behind petals, careful not to disturb a single sleeping little wing. The longer they search, the more snug little sleepers they find, each one tucked safely away for the night.

Marin learns that the whole garden has its own quiet bedtime, just like he does. Every small creature finds its own safe little corner to curl up in, and going to sleep, it turns out, is simply what the world itself does when night arrives.

This is a wonder-filled discovery story about the miniature world living right under our noses, made for watching nature closely and slipping softly off toward sleep. It is a gentle, drowsy little story that turns watching nature into a soft path toward sleep.

It is the kind of calm, drowsy story that helps a child feel part of something much bigger, settling down for the night along with the whole sleepy garden.

A screen-free audio story for children ages 3 to 5, lovely at bedtime or nap time, at home or in the car. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can settle down calmly. 🐳

👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com

💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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