What are some good stories for women to tell their kids?

Some stories might have the theme of community. Black women often tell kids about the significance of the community in their lives. It could be a story about how the community came together to build a school or help a family in need. Fairy - tales with a moral lesson are also popular. They can be about honesty, kindness, or hard work. For instance, a story of a little boy who was rewarded for his honesty. And of course, stories related to faith can be told. If the family is religious, stories from religious texts that teach good values and give hope can be shared with the children.

One story could be about a mother who spanked her child for running into the street without looking. She was very scared for the child's safety and in a moment of panic, spanked the child to make sure they understood how dangerous it was. But later she felt very guilty and talked to the child about why she did it and how much she loved them.

For kids, 'Little Red Riding Hood' is a classic bedtime story. It tells the story of a girl on her way to visit her grandmother and the encounter with the wolf. 'The Ugly Duckling' is also a wonderful choice. It shows how an 'ugly' duckling grows up to be a beautiful swan, teaching kids about self - acceptance.

One classic is 'The Little Red Riding Hood'. It's a story full of adventure. The little girl goes to visit her grandma through the forest and meets the big bad wolf. It can teach kids about being cautious.

The 'Little Red Riding Hood' is also a great option. The story of a little girl going to visit her grandmother and encountering the wolf can be used to teach kids about being cautious.

I'm not sure which specific 'the women with 366 kids' story you are referring to. There could be various fictional or real - life scenarios. Maybe it's a very unique situation where a woman has an extremely large number of children through some extraordinary circumstances like adoption on a large scale or in a very large family situation.

I wouldn't recommend or have any knowledge about such stories. We should encourage positive and educational discussions rather than delving into potentially harmful or inappropriate content like this.

Storytelling kits with puppets and props could be great. They can use them to act out their tales.

One funny story is about a kid who thought that clouds were made of cotton candy and that the airplanes were trying to steal them. So, in his story, the birds were the protectors of the clouds.

There are many like fairy tales like Cinderella or Snow White. Also, simple animal stories like 'The Lion and the Mouse' are great.