Published by Sleepytime Team
Sleepytime Dreams is a bedtime podcast for kids, where we bring listeners' dreams to life. Using breathwork and calm storytelling, we help young minds drift off to sleep.
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This episode was requested for Marcel, who loves to read.
10 min
This episode was requested for Lucy, who wanted to hear a story inspired by her family.
11 min
This episode was requested for Obi, who wanted to hear a story inspired by the Transformers.
10 min
This episode was requested for Noah, who wanted to hear a story about a giant dog that goes on a crazy adventure.
11 min
This story was requested for Eloise, who wanted a story about an adventurous cat.
10 min
This story was requested for Suriel, who wanted to hear a story about gardening.
11 min
This story was requested for Joelle, who wanted a story about riding a horse through a magical forest.
10 min
This story was requested for Oscar, who wanted a story about taking care of a lost kitty.
11 min
This story was requested for Leon, who wants to be a plumber when he grows up.
10 min
This story was requested for Gregory, who loves the colour yellow and all kinds of trucks.
11 min
This story was requested for Maya, who loves cats and wants to get one some day.
10 min
This story was requested for Charles, who wants to be a road and traffic light planner.
10 min
This story was requested for Pearl, who wants to be a video game tester.
11 min
This story was requested for Kiara, who dreams of fluffy unicorns and riding them on rainbows.
11 min
This story was requested by King, who wants to hear a story with Kaiju monsters!
11 min
This story was requested for Lukas, who loves horses and dreams of having his own horse farm!
11 min
This story was requested for Caius, who loves steam trains!
9 min
This story was requested for Buddy, who wanted to hear a story about unicorns and tigers!
10 min
This story was requested for Sophie, who wanted a story about trains!
11 min
This story was requested for Madi, who wants to play hockey with magical animals!
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