How many gumballs did they use in bedtime stories?

I have no idea. There's no specific information given about the number of gumballs used in bedtime stories.

If it rained gumballs during bedtime, the first thing that might happen is that you'd hear a strange pitter - patter on the roof instead of the usual raindrops. You might peek out of your window and be amazed at the colorful sight. Then you'd probably be tempted to go outside and catch some, even though it's bedtime.

Well, in a far - off place, one night it rained gumballs. It was a very strange sight. The gumballs were all shiny and bright. A little girl named Lily peeked out of her window and was amazed. She quickly put on her raincoat and boots and went outside. The gumballs made a plinking sound as they hit the ground. Lily tasted one and it was the most delicious cherry flavor. She collected as many as she could and when she went back inside, she fell asleep with sweet dreams of the gumball rain.

There is no evidence to suggest that Nazis used bedtime stories in a formal way for indoctrination. Their main methods of indoctrination were through schools, propaganda in public places, and youth organizations like the Hitler Youth. Bedtime stories are a more personal and family - related activity, and not something the Nazis seemed to target for spreading their ideology at that level.

It depends on the child's age and attention span. Usually, one or two short and calming stories work well.

First, make sure you have MakeMKV installed correctly. Then, find the source of your bedtime story videos, which could be discs. Insert the disc into your drive. Open MakeMKV and it should detect the disc. You can then select the titles or chapters that contain the bedtime stories you want to extract. After that, click on the 'Make MKV' button to start the conversion process. Once it's done, you can transfer the MKV files to a device for easy access during bedtime story time.

Well, for preschoolers, maybe two or three simple bedtime stories would be ideal. But for older children, they might enjoy a longer story or a couple of shorter ones. It really varies based on the child's interest and energy level at bedtime.

Well, the number of words in bedtime stories can range widely. It often depends on the age of the child and the complexity of the story. For younger kids, they might be shorter, maybe around 500 to 1000 words. For older ones, they could be longer, up to 2000 or more.

It's hard to say exactly. But stories have been around for ages and are enjoyed by a wide range of people, so the number could be quite large.

You can simply say 'Alexa, play bedtime stories on Echo Dot'. Then it will start playing some pre - selected bedtime stories from its library. If you have a preferred source like Audible, you can link your account and ask Alexa to play specific bedtime stories from there.