7 videos

🌙 Winding Down

Slow stories and quiet songs for the end of the day.

When these help

Nothing here arrives suddenly. The pacing is slow, the cuts are few, and stories end on the same picture they began with — a shape that helps very young children feel a story has finished rather than merely stopped. Best used before the last part of the evening rather than as the last part of it; guidance from the WHO and the American Academy of Pediatrics both point away from screens right at bedtime.

All 🛁 Bath Time 🚌 Out & About 🌙 Winding Down 👶 Baby's First Year 🎤 Sing Along 🧹 Tidying Up

5 min

Kapi's Hiccup Bubbles

Kapi gets the hiccups by the pond, and every hiccup lets out a bubble. Leo tries holding his breath for him, Rumble tries a very loud beep, and neither one works.

1 min

Kapi's Hiccup Bubbles — short

The hiccup story in vertical, under a minute.

2 hours

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

Two hours of a soft music-box lullaby, with Nana and her accordion at the window seat while the stars come out.

1 min

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star — short

A short taste of the lullaby, stars out, accordion soft.

1 hour

Baby Lullaby

One hour of slow music with almost no change in it, and a picture that barely moves.

4 min

Leo's Missing Sock

Leo has one yellow sock and cannot find the blue one. He asks Kapi, who offers a bubble. He asks Rumble, who sneezes confetti. He asks Nana, who has a button. The sock turns up on Kapi's head — he had been wearing it as a hat.

1 min

Where is Leo's Blue Sock? — short

Leo's question — where is that blue sock? — in vertical, in half a minute.