Bedtime & Dreams
Tap something soft to open it The Moon · Stars · Dreams · Night Animals · The Warm Bath · Pyjamas · Your Teddy · A Lullaby · Your Sleepy Body · The Morning. The whole world goes quiet so you can sleep.
Ages 4–6
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The Moon — a lamp in the sky
The Moon is a big round light in the night sky. It comes out when the sky goes dark.
Stars — tiny lights far away
Stars are enormous balls of hot light. They look tiny because they are so far away.
Dreams — little films in your head
A dream is a story your head makes while you sleep. Everybody dreams, every single night.
Night Animals — awake while you sleep
Some animals sleep in the day and wake up at night. They are quietly busy while you dream.
The Warm Bath — warm water, sleepy skin
A warm bath is where bedtime begins. The water makes your body soft and slow.
Pyjamas — clothes just for sleeping
Pyjamas are the comfiest clothes you own. They are only for sleeping in.
Your Teddy — a friend to hold
A teddy is a soft friend who waits on your pillow. Holding something soft helps you feel safe.
A Lullaby — a slow, quiet song
A lullaby is a song that is slow on purpose. Grown-ups all over the world sing them.
Your Sleepy Body — how sleep sneaks up
Your body has its own way of asking for bed. It sends little signals all evening.
The Morning — the sky turns light
Morning is the other end of your sleep. The light comes back, and so do you.
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