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Welcome to Ms. Sami's Storytime! The cozy storytime podcast for kids ages 2–6! Hi, I'm Ms. Sami, and I'm so glad you're here! I'm a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and have also taught SEL (social emotional learning) in schools. In each episode, I share tales about animals and explore big feelings. Every episode includes an SEL tool for coping with big and small feelings. These stories are great for your little one, whether they feel wiggly, worried, or excited. These short episodes are great for car rides, bedtime, transitions, or quiet moments. New stories every Friday!
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Join Ms. Sami in Paris for Chef Sebastian’s Mistaken Mishap! When a flour spill threatens to ruin the ratatouille, Chef Sebastian and his squirrel friend, Pierre, learn how taking a deep breath and asking for help saves the day. A cozy social-emotional story for kids ages 3–6.
Moo-moo! 🐮 Join Goli the Cow on the farm as she learns a big lesson about loving herself! When another cow boasts about having more spots ( khal in Farsi!), Goli feels sad and tries to paint extra spots on her fur. But when bathtime washes them all away, Goli feels super mad —until she remembers how special she already is. Listen along as Goli teaches young listeners a powerful, daily social-emotional learning (SEL) positive affirmation: "I am me! I love me! I am everything I need to beeee!" ❤️✨ This short, heart-centered episode helps toddlers and preschoolers handle comparison, build self-confidence, and embrace their unique selves. Perfect for morning routines, car rides, or bedtime encouragement!
Ahoy, little listeners! 🏴☠️🦜 Sail away with Miss Sami on a fun, high-seas pirate adventure made especially for toddlers and preschoolers! In today’s story, we meet the brave Captain Nick Bluebird and his new friend, Captain Redreesh. When Captain Redreesh feels scared of the deep ocean, the two captains take a deep breath, work together to dive for a locked treasure chest, and learn how wonderful it feels to share. This gentle, interactive episode helps young children learn: Overcoming Big Feelings: How to name fear, ask for help, and take calming breaths. The Joy of Sharing: Why trying new social skills makes us feel warm, happy, and connected. Mindful Listening: Interactive moments designed to engage toddler imagination and focus. Grab your pirate hats, take a deep breath with Miss Sami, and let’s dive into today’s adventure! Enjoying the podcast? Don't forget to follow, rate, and leave a review to help other families find Miss Sami's Storytime!
Get cozy, story stars! 🌙 In this bedtime story, we travel to the farm to hear a modern, empowering spin on the classic Persian tale of Mah Pishoni (ماه پیشونی) . When her sisters send her on an impossible mission to find a green cow (گاو سبز), Mah Pishoni discovers something far more important: her own strength, bravery, and self-worth. It’s a gentle, relaxing story designed to help little ones unwind before sleep while learning Farsi in an easy-to-follow, Finglish style! ✨ Words & Concepts Explored: Brave & Strong: Learning to stand up for yourself (من خیلی قویام / من braveام) Farm Animals: Cow (گاو) and Duck (اردک) Bedtime Routines: Getting cozy under the blanket (پتو), hugging a teddy bear, and drifting off to sleep Tuck your little ones in, hit play, and let's head to sleep! 😴✨ Don't forget to tap Follow so you never miss a storytime!
Ring-ring! 🎒 Moosh and Goosh are heading back to school! Moosh is excited for the Purple Room, but when Goosh reaches the door of the Rainbow Room, he gets a big case of first-day jitters and worries about missing his mom. Listen along as Mom gives Goosh a sweet, super simple social-emotional learning (SEL) tool for drop-off worries: The Pocket Hug! 💖 ( Squeeze! ) This short, reassuring episode helps 3-year-olds navigate school drop-off jitters, remember that grown-ups always come back, and carry a little piece of home in their pocket all day long. Perfect for back-to-school season, morning car rides, or preschool prep!
Frustration happens (especially for preschoolers!) In today’s episode of Ms. Sami’s Storytime , Pasha the Passionfruit and Raya the Papaya head to their jungle treehouse school in Brazil. When an art mistake threatens to ruin Pasha's day, he learns how to manage big anger using a hands-on SEL tool: The Heart Pause Button . In this episode, kids will learn: How to identify feelings of frustration and anger A physical SEL exercise ( press your pause button! ) to stop impulse reactions How to reframe mistakes into creative solutions using their words Hit play for a fun 3-minute story that builds emotional intelligence, self-regulation, and problem-solving skills for toddlers and preschoolers! 🎧
All aboard! 🚂 Join Moosh and Goosh as they ride the Santa Ana 29 train for an exciting day at the Santa Ana Zoo! But when they visit the reptile house and meet Mark the snake, Goosh gets scared. Listen along as Moosh teaches Goosh a fun, practical social-emotional learning (SEL) breathing exercise: smelling the warm soup and blowing to cool it down! 🍲✨ This short, engaging episode helps young listeners learn how to identify big feelings, regulate anxiety, and build courage through calm breathing. All while enjoying a fun zoo adventure. Perfect for toddler and preschool car rides, quiet time, or bedtime routines!
Welcome to Ms. Sami’s Storytime ! The cozy, heart-centered storytime podcast for toddlers and preschoolers. Hi, I’m Ms. Sami! I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) who loves turning emotional regulation into fun, imagination-filled stories. Each short, bite-sized episode follows lovable friends as they navigate big feelings (like anger, impatience, perfectionism, and friendship squabbles.) Every story gives your little one a simple, real-world Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) tool they can use when they feel wiggly, worried, or upset. Perfect for car rides, bedtime routines, quiet corners, or school transitions! 🌟 New episodes released every Friday! Subscribe and join the Story Star family today.
In today’s episode of Ms. Sami’s Storytime, we meet Pal, a little cheetah who lives in the Serengeti. Cheetahs are famous for running super-duper fast, but Pal is a little bit slow. When he always finishes last in the big races, he feels sad and wants to cry. Everything changes when he meets a silly hyena named Harry, who teaches him a magical Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) tool: how to laugh it off! Once Pal learns to smile through his big feelings, he stops worrying about racing and discovers his true, amazing talent—he is an incredible builder!
Help your four-year-old navigate big flashes of anger and frustration with Peesh the Cat! In today’s episode of Ms. Sami’s Storytime , we meet Peesh, a fluffy little cat who wants so badly to climb a big, tall oak tree just like the big cats. But when her little paws keep sliding down, Peesh gets stomping-mad! Her face gets red, her chest feels hot, and she experiences that big, overwhelming anger that comes when our bodies can't do what we want them to do yet. Thankfully, her big brother Leo is there to share a wonderful Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) tool: The "I Love Me" Song . By placing a paw over her heart and singing a sweet, self-compassion mantra, Peesh learns how to soothe her frustration and accept herself right where she is. What parents and toddlers will love in this episode: A Catchy, Musical Tool: The "I Love Me" song is an easy, rhythmic chant that toddlers can memorize and sing out loud whenever they feel a tantrum or frustration brewing. Normalizing Frustration: Directly addresses the classic four-year-old struggle of wanting to be a "big kid" and feeling angry when physical limitations get in the way. Interactive Singing: Ms. Sami invites your little ones to place their hands on their hearts and sing along, practicing emotional regulation through music. Put your hand on your heart, find your singing voice, and let's explore the backyard with Peesh! Love Ms. Sami’s Storytime? Please follow the podcast, leave us a 5-star rating, and share Peesh’s song with a friend whose little ones are learning how to handle their own big, fiery feelings!
Is your little one afraid of making mistakes? In this cozy story, Ms. Sami helps children understand that mistakes are how we learn, how to handle loud voices, and why it is safe to shine their bright light. Perfect for bedtime or classroom calm-down corners.
Is your little one struggling with transitions or big feelings when plans change? In this episode of Ms. Sami’s Storytime we meet with Larry the Dinosaur again! Larry loves when everything stays exactly the same, and when things change, he gets very angry. But today, Larry's whole day gets flipped upside down! Through Larry’s jungle adventure, children will learn an easy social-emotional learning (SEL) mindfulness tool called "Volcano Breaths" to help blow away fiery anger, release physical tension, and calm down their bodies. With the help of his friend Pip the Triceratops, Larry discovers how to let go of perfectionism, embrace the unknown, and turn unexpected mistakes into something beautiful. Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and early elementary kids, this story offers gentle coping skills for managing frustration, handling daily changes, and learning that mistakes can be wonderful surprises.
Choo-Choo! Can Moosh and Goosh find joy when the Santa Ana 29 is late? 🚂 In this episode of Ms. Sami’s Storytime , Moosh the Mouse and Goosh the Rabbit learn a big lesson about patience for toddlers and finding the "right now" adventure! When their favorite train doesn't arrive on time, our best friends don't just sit and wait—they explore! Join them as they visit a local restaurant, grab a giant scoop of ice cream, and zoom down the slides at the playground. This short story for kids is perfect for preschoolers and toddlers who are learning how to handle big feelings when things don't go as planned. In this episode, your child will learn: Social-Emotional Learning (SEL): How to stay positive when plans change. The Power of Patience: Why the journey is just as important as the destination. Imagination: Turning a "boring" wait into a "Pre-Train Party!" Perfect for: Bedtime, car rides, or classroom listening. If your child loves train stories, animal adventures, and catchy characters, they will love riding along with Moosh and Goosh! ✨ Enjoying the show? Please leave a 5-star review and follow Ms. Sami’s Storytime so you never miss a new adventure!
Is your little one feeling nervous about starting the "big kid school"? 🐌✨ In today’s episode of Ms. Sami’s Storytime , we meet Hal the Snail. Hal loves his preschool, but he’s worried about moving up to Kindergarten. What if he doesn’t have friends? What if the lessons are too hard? Join Ms. Sami and Hal’s best friend, Zoon, as they discover a secret trick to make big worries feel small: The Power Stretch! In this episode, your child will: Learn a new coping skill: Use the "Power Stretch" to release physical tension when feeling nervous. Build Emotional Intelligence: Understand that it’s okay to feel "wiggly" about new adventures. Practice Positive Affirmations: Together, we’ll say our favorite mantra: “I am safe, I am strong, I can do hard things!” Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and kids ages 3-6 who are navigating school transitions, first-day jitters, or general anxiety. Grab your shell, get cozy, and let’s get started!
Join Miss Sami’s Storytime for a story about Larry the dinosaur, who gets upset when his tower of jungle blocks crashes down. Larry learns how to handle frustration and big feelings with the help of his friend Tilly the triceratops and a fun, physical activity called the Dino Power Shake. This story helps toddlers and preschoolers learn emotional regulation, manage frustration, practice patience, and try again, all while enjoying a playful adventure. Perfect for parents looking for children’s stories about frustration, problem-solving, preschoolers, toddlers, and SEL (social-emotional learning).
Yara the sloth feels worried when his dad has to leave for a little while. Living in the jungles of Costa Rica, Yara doesn’t know how to handle his big feelings—until his friend Coco the monkey shows him a fun way to shake, march, and stretch to calm down. This story helps toddlers and preschoolers manage separation anxiety, calm big feelings, and practice emotional regulation while enjoying a playful adventure.
In today’s story, we meet Sesh the Duck and his adventurous friend, Shuar the swan, who live in the beautiful Jardin des Tuileries in Paris. Sesh loves routine. Every day he wakes up, swims in the pond, and enjoys his favorite chocolate Croissant before heading home. But his friend Shuar likes to do something different every day. One morning, Shuar invites Sesh on a new adventure around the park. At first Sesh feels nervous about changing his routine… but with a simple calming breath and a little courage, he discovers that trying something new can lead to wonderful surprises. This story helps children learn: • how to handle nervous feelings • how to try new things • simple breathing for emotional regulation • confidence and flexibility Perfect for bedtime, quiet time, preschoolers, toddlers, and young kids who love stories about friendship, emotions, and small adventures. If your child enjoys stories, animals, and mindful moments, they’ll love this Paris park adventure with Sesh and Shuar.
Sandy the Squirrel gets SO mad when her classmate knocks down her blocks! But she doesn't realize that it was an accident. Her classmate did not mean to knock into her choice time. How does Sandy calm her body down? She squeezed her fists so tight and let go slowly. This helped her nervous system relax. If you ever have a hard time forgiving trying to calm your body first and then communicating your feelings.
Harriet the Ant is always confident she finds her way. But one rainy day, she loses her direction and gets lost! Oh No!! It's up to her to find her way! She remember her mom taught her a special lesson: find something familiar when you are lost. Here is a helpful lesson to teach your little ones and regulate their emotions!
In this fun and educational episode, kids follow Moosh and Goosh as they prepare for the Persian New Year by creating a beautiful Haftsin table, painting colorful eggs, growing sabzeh, and enjoying special family traditions like khooneh تکونی (spring cleaning) and sabzi polo mahi, and of course - NOROOZ PAJAMAS! Norooz pajamas for kids bring such a warm, nostalgic feeling to the start of the new year. With soft spring designs inspired by the Haft-Seen—like sabzeh and goldfish—each piece feels familiar and full of meaning. The names of the seen items are written in both Farsi and Finglish, gently connecting kids to the language in a natural way. Matching sets with parents turn it into a quiet, beautiful family tradition. It’s the kind of simple moment—waking up together, still in your pajamas—that stays with them for years. Perfect for toddlers and young children, this engaging story introduces Persian culture, Nowruz traditions, and the meaning of new beginnings in a playful and easy-to-understand way. Great for parents looking to teach kids about cultural holidays, springtime celebrations, and family values. You can get your special NOROOZ PAJAMAS just like Moosh and Goosh here: Website: https://noroozpajamas.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noroozpajamas/
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