What are some appropriate bedtime stories?

Fairy tales such as 'Cinderella' are also very suitable. It has a classic plot of good overcoming evil and can inspire kids to be kind and perseverant. And the magical elements in it can also stimulate their imagination.

There are many wonderful bedtime stories. For example, 'The Little Prince' is a great choice. It tells about a little prince's adventures on different planets and his understanding of friendship, love and life. Another one is 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland', which takes you into a magical world full of strange creatures and amazing adventures.

There's a daughter sleep story where a young girl dreams that she is in a beautiful garden. The flowers are all in full bloom and they glow softly in the moonlight. Butterflies flit around her and she discovers a hidden hammock. She curls up in it and listens to the gentle rustling of the leaves as a soft breeze blows through the garden, and soon she falls into a deep, restful sleep.

Classic stories like 'Cinderella' can also be wonderful bedtime tales. It teaches values like kindness and perseverance. Moms can also tell fables, such as Aesop's Fables. These short stories usually carry moral lessons, and kids can learn about things like honesty, friendship while listening to them before sleep.

One bedtime spanking story could be about a little bunny who didn't listen to its mother about going to bed on time. Instead of a real spanking, the mother bunny just gently tapped its bottom and told it the importance of sleep. Then the bunny went to bed and had wonderful dreams.

Most of the time, bedtime stories are great for kids. They offer educational value, build language skills, and strengthen the bond between parents and children. However, the content should be age-appropriate and not too scary or intense.

Some children's poetry collections can be great bedtime reading as well. For example, the works of Shel Silverstein. His poems are humorous and imaginative, which can bring a smile to a child's face before they go to sleep.

A classic is 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'. The strange and magical world that Alice enters is full of curious creatures and adventures. While it can be exciting, it also has a dream - like quality that can be perfect for bedtime as kids can let their imaginations run wild before falling asleep.

Well, you can start reading bedtime stories to kids as young as 18 months. It becomes a lovely bonding time and helps them get into a calm state before sleep. But really, there's no strict age limit. It depends on the child's interest and attention span.

I think it can start from a very young age, like 2 or 3. It helps them relax and develop language skills.