In the Cosy Forest, the day is winding down and little Noisette the bear cub is tucked up in her round bedroom, high in the family tree-house. But tonight, when she peeks through her little porthole window, the moon has gone dark. There is no soft glow left to keep the shadows company, and the whole forest feels a touch too quiet. So Noisette gathers up her courage, slips out of her warm bed, and sets off through the sleeping woods to find the moon and bring it back. With a tummy that feels a little tight, she walks between the tall, quiet trees, listening to the small sounds of the night, the creak of a branch, the hoot of an owl, the soft rustle of leaves overhead. Every shape looks bigger in the dark, and more than once she stops to take a breath before carrying on. Step by step, paw after paw, she keeps going anyway, because the moon is counting on her. Along the way Noisette discovers something every child needs to hear at bedtime: you can be brave even when a part of you still feels a little bit scared. Courage is not about having no fear at all. It is about taking that next gentle step, holding someone's paw, or simply trusting that the dark is not as frightening as it first seems. This is a tender sleep story, written to soothe the fear of the dark and turn a worried feeling into something softer and calmer. By the end of her walk, Noisette understands that the night is simply the world resting, the same way she soon will, and that the moon always finds its way home, just like she does. At the very end, just like every evening in the Cosy Forest, Noisette takes three big breaths, her three magic breaths, and your child is warmly invited to breathe slowly along with her, to relax their body and let their eyelids grow heavy. It is a small, calming ritual that helps a little one let go of the day and ease toward sleep. A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, lovely to share at bedtime, in the car, or at nap time. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can drift toward sleep without anyone being startled awake. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A bedtime story for children about the little worries that grow big at night. It is time for sleep in the tree-house, and something is terribly wrong. Calinou, Noisette's favourite cuddly rabbit, has gone missing. No soft little ear to hold, no familiar friend to tuck under her chin, no warm shape to fall asleep against. How on earth do you close your eyes without him? Noisette searches under the bed, behind the cushions, all through her round little room, and still no Calinou. Just as the tears start to well up and the evening threatens to turn into a real drama, Papa Bear sits down beside her on the edge of the bed and shares a simple secret. A warm hug and a little bit of imagination are often enough to soothe even the biggest worries of the night. Together, they discover that you can build a backup cuddly inside your head: picture his long floppy ears, his soft grey fur, the exact way he feels in your arms, and then hold him every bit as tightly as the real one. Little by little, the panic melts away and Noisette's breathing slows back down. She realises that what made Calinou so special was never only his soft fur. It was the comfort and the love she poured into him every single night, and that kind of comfort she can always find again, even with empty paws. This is a reassuring sleep story, made for the bedtime routine and for those all-too-real evenings when the cuddly is nowhere to be found. It gently takes the drama out of a lost doudou and helps a little one find their smile again before the lights go out. It is the kind of calm story that hands a child a small tool of their very own: a hug, a deep breath, and a happy picture to hold on to whenever something feels missing in the night. A soft, soothing way to settle a worried little heart. A screen-free sleep story for toddlers from age 2, gentle to listen to at bedtime, at nap time, or in the car on the way home. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft, without music, so your child can settle down calmly. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A bedtime story for kids about stormy nights and big scary noises. Boom! Outside the tree-house, the thunder rumbles and the whole bedroom seems to tremble with every clap. The window rattles, the rain drums on the leaves, and Noisette pulls the covers up high, makes herself very small, and feels her heart thump along with the storm. On nights like these, maybe your child feels just as little. Then Papa Bear comes in, sits down close, and shares his great secret for taming the storm. You plant your paws firmly on the ground, like a mountain that nothing in the world can knock over. You catch the big boom right in your tummy. And then you breathe it all the way back out, slow and steady, until it rolls away over the hills. Noisette tries it once, then again, and feels a little braver each time. Bit by bit, the fear turns into a quiet kind of courage. The thunder is still there, still loud, but it becomes just a big noise that cannot actually reach her, safe and warm inside the tree-house. Noisette even starts to count the slow seconds between the rumbles, turning the storm into something that feels almost like a game. She pictures herself rooted to the spot, steady and unshakeable, and slowly the trembling in her paws begins to ease. It is the perfect soothing story for thundery evenings, and your child comes away with a simple, repeatable trick to feel safe on their own: stand steady, take one deep breath, and let the worry roll on past like the clouds in the sky. It is a calm and practical way to help a child feel a little more in charge of their own worries. More than anything, it gently reminds a little one that storms always pass in the end, that the rain softens, the booms fade, and morning comes back bright and calm. A reassuring sleep story to keep close for the next loud, blustery night. A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, comforting at bedtime, during a real storm, or anytime a little heart needs to settle. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can drift peacefully back to sleep. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A gentle bedtime story for children about the feelings that live inside a small tummy. You know that tight little knot that sometimes turns up on the days of a first time, the morning of something new and slightly scary? This morning, Noisette has it too, curled up right in the middle of her belly before a big day ahead. It makes her feel fluttery and a little unsure, and at first she does not even know what to call it. All through the story, she learns to put words to what she is feeling. She says a quiet hello to that little knot, gives it a name, notices exactly where it sits and how it feels, and then, ever so slowly, she lets it begin to float away. Because a feeling you can name is far less frightening than one you cannot, and naming it is the very first step to letting it pass. She takes her time over it, and the more she pays attention, the smaller and softer the knot begins to feel. Noisette discovers that feelings are not enemies to fight against or push down inside. They are more like little visitors that come and then go again. You can welcome the knot, breathe gently alongside it, and trust that it will leave on its own, all by itself, once it has been noticed and heard. This is a warm, cuddly sleep story about big emotions in little hearts, just right for children whose tummies sometimes feel tied up in knots before a new step, a new place, or a new day. It helps a child feel understood, a little braver, and a good deal lighter before drifting off. Naming a feeling out loud, it turns out, is a quiet kind of bravery all of its own. By the last page, the knot has loosened and softened, and Noisette feels calm enough to rest. It is the kind of quiet, reassuring story that gives a child gentle words for what they feel, so the day's worries do not follow them under the covers. A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, lovely to share at bedtime or at nap time. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft, without music, so your little one can quietly close their eyes. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A bedtime story for kids about that big, hot feeling we call anger. Grrr! Tonight Noisette is cross, really, truly cross. It is the kind of anger that rises up fast, makes your cheeks burn, balls up your paws, and makes you want to knock absolutely everything over and stamp your feet on the floor. It feels enormous, like a little volcano grumbling away deep inside her chest. Alongside Noisette, your child learns something important and reassuring: anger is allowed to exist. It is a perfectly normal feeling, and there is nothing wrong or bad about having it. The trick is in what you do with it, and Noisette slowly discovers that you can tell your anger out loud, with words, instead of letting it out through your paws. One big breath in, one long breath out, and the little volcano bubbling inside her starts to settle back down. The cross feeling does not vanish by magic all at once, but it grows smaller and quieter, like a kettle lifted gently off the heat, until at last Noisette feels like her own warm self again. Saying out loud what made her so cross helps the heat drain away faster than holding it all inside ever could. This is a kind, calming story about taming a strong emotion, helping a child name what they feel, say it out loud, and find their quiet again before the night. It is a gentle reminder that even the stormiest feelings always pass in the end, and that you are still loved on the days you boil over. It is the gentle, reassuring idea that being angry does not make you a bad cub, and that the feeling always softens in time. By bedtime, the heat has faded and the room feels peaceful once more. It is the perfect soothing story for an evening that started with a frown, helping a little one let go of the grumpiness and soften toward sleep. A screen-free sleep story for toddlers from age 2, soothing at bedtime, at nap time, or in the car. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can wind down before sleep. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A bedtime story for children, and a tender little mystery to solve together. Disaster has struck the tree-house: the goodnight kiss has gone missing! Who in the world could have made off with the most important kiss of all, the soft little one you share right before you fall asleep? Noisette is determined to get to the bottom of it before lights-out. She pulls on her detective hat and follows the trail of clues through the whole Cosy Forest, from giggles to silly suspicions, questioning everyone she meets along the way. Was it Papa Bear, hiding behind his big newspaper? Mama Bear, busy and humming in the kitchen? Cheeky little Pinpin, with that mischievous grin on his face? The hunt grows funnier and cosier with every single step. Everyone she asks is in on the giggles, and the more she searches, the cosier and sillier the whole evening becomes. Each suspect has an alibi sillier than the last, and the whole search turns into a warm, laughing romp around the tree-house. And of course, the story ends with the very softest cuddle of all, because the goodnight kiss was never really lost at all. It was waiting the whole time, right there in the arms of the people who love her most. By the time the kiss is found, the whole house is smiling, and Noisette is more than ready for her cuddle. It is a sweet, giggly sleep story and the perfect ritual to share just before the lights go out and a little one snuggles down for the night. Quiet enough for the end of the day, and warm enough to send everyone off with a smile. It turns the close of the day into something warm and shared, rather than rushed. Best of all, it nudges your own evening toward its loveliest moment, the real goodnight kiss, the one that says you are safe, you are loved, and it is time now to close your eyes. A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, lovely at bedtime or nap time. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft, without music, so your child can drift gently toward sleep. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A slow, soothing bedtime story for children. Drifting along with the water in the Cosy Forest, the little brook hums a quiet lullaby that only the calmest, sleepiest hearts can hear. Tonight, Noisette sits very still on the soft mossy bank, lets her shoulders drop, and leans in close to listen to its gentle, watery song. The story moves along at the unhurried pace of the flowing water, the soft chirp of the crickets, and the wind brushing slowly through the leaves. The more your child listens, the more everything begins to slow down: the breathing, the body, the busy thoughts of the day, until eyelids grow pleasantly heavy and warm and hard to keep open. Even the crickets seem to settle, and the brook keeps up its slow and steady murmur, never hurrying, never stopping. There is no big adventure here and no rush to get anywhere at all, and that is exactly the point of it. This is a story built to be a soft bridge into sleep, with long, gentle sentences and a calm, rocking rhythm that quietly lowers the lights inside a little head, one slow word at a time. Sentence by sentence, the world grows softer and slower, until even staying awake feels like too much effort. Like a single leaf set down on the surface of the brook, the day's small worries are allowed to float away downstream, out of sight and out of mind, until there is nothing left to hold on to but the quiet and the warmth of the bed. There is nothing here to startle or excite, only the soft and patient pull of sleep itself. It is the one to choose when it really is time to close your eyes, on the evenings when your child needs a little extra help slowing right down, letting go of the day, and settling into the soft hush of the night. A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, perfect for bedtime or nap time when the day is winding down. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so nothing pulls your child back awake. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A reassuring bedtime story for children about a first night away from home. Tonight is a big first for Noisette: she is sleeping far from the tree-house, all the way over at Granny Badger's cosy little burrow. A new bed, a new smell, new sounds in the dark, and Mama and Papa just a little bit missed. At first, everything feels strange and unfamiliar, and her heart gives a small, homesick squeeze. But as the evening gently unfolds, between a warm cup of herbal tea and a story told softly beside the crackling stove, Noisette slowly discovers something comforting. You can feel good somewhere new. You can feel safe and snug and well looked after, even when the people you love most are far away for the night. Granny Badger tucks the blanket in just so, and the little burrow starts to feel a great deal kinder. By the time she curls up under that warm blanket, the strange new room has started to feel almost familiar. The shadows on the wall are friendly now, the night sounds have softened, and the little ache of missing home has melted into a sleepy, contented warmth. A familiar bedtime ritual, even in an unfamiliar place, turns out to be just the thing she needed. This is a comforting sleep story for first sleepovers and new beginnings, for nights at the grandparents' house, a friend's home, or settling into nursery. It helps a child meet that big feeling of being far from home with gentleness and trust. It quietly prepares a child for any night spent under a new and different roof. Most of all, it whispers a reassuring truth to a little one: home is still there, the people you love are still thinking of you, and a new bed can become a cosy one too. A soft story to ease any night spent somewhere unfamiliar. A screen-free sleep story for toddlers from age 2, lovely to share at bedtime or nap time. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft, without music, so your little one can close their eyes feeling safe. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A gentle bedtime story for children about bad dreams and being comforted. In the deep middle of the night, far inside the tree-house, a small sound wakes Noisette. It is Pinpin, her little brother, who has just had a funny, jumbled-up dream and cannot quite settle himself back down. His eyes are wide and his bottom lip is wobbling in the dark. Very softly, so as not to wake the whole sleeping house, Noisette comforts him. She explains, in simple words a small bear can understand, that dreams, even the strangest, silliest, most muddled ones, can never really reach out and hurt you. They are only pictures in your head, made up while you sleep, and like clouds drifting across the sky they pass on by if you simply let them. She reminds him too that morning is not far away, and that he is safe and warm and surrounded by family. Together they breathe slowly in the dark, in and out, in and out, and one by one the scary bits of the dream lose their power and fade away. Noisette stays close beside him until his eyes grow heavy again. Soon Pinpin is snuggled right back down, warm and safe, ready to sail off into much nicer dreams. Wrapped up warm again, with the dream gone quiet, Pinpin lets his little eyes fall shut once more. This is a tender sleep story about nightmares and reassurance, just right for children whom the night sometimes makes a little uneasy. It hands a little one a calm, simple way to soothe themselves and settle back to sleep. It is a story about being comforted, and about learning, little by little, to comfort yourself in the dark. It also shows the gentle comfort of an older sibling's care, the kind of quiet kindness that makes the dark feel smaller and friendlier. A soothing story to keep close for the nights when a child wakes up needing a bit of reassurance. A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, soothing at bedtime or in the small hours when a child wakes up. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

A tender bedtime story for kids about learning to share. "That's MY shovel!" Down by the brook, Noisette has absolutely no wish to lend out her brand-new shovel, the lovely one Papa Bear carved especially for her. And when you are little, sharing your very favourite thing in the world really is not easy at all. She holds it tight against her chest and shakes her head. But as the afternoon goes on and her friends gather round to dig and build together, something quietly starts to shift inside her. Noisette slowly discovers that lending is not at all the same as giving away. The shovel always comes back to her own paws at the end, and the fun, well, the fun only multiplies when everyone joins in and the whole riverbank turns into one big, busy building site. The more paws that join in, the bigger and grander the games by the water become, and Noisette finds she does not mind sharing one bit. By the time the sun dips low and golden over the water, the bank is dotted with little sandcastles built by many paws, and Noisette can see for herself that a shared game is far more fun than a lonely one ever was. Taking turns, it turns out, is its own special kind of magic. By the end, sharing has stopped feeling like losing and started to feel like the best part of the whole day. This is a gentle little story about sharing and taking turns, perfect for winding down at the end of the day. It walks alongside a child as they learn, with no pressure and no telling-off, that everyone gets a turn and that being generous feels good inside. There is no scolding here, only the gentle discovery that giving and lending can feel just as good as keeping. It is the kind of warm, low-key story that plants a small, kind idea without ever once lecturing, leaving a little one calm, content, and ready for sleep. A screen-free sleep story for toddlers from age 2, lovely at bedtime or nap time. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft, without music, so your child can settle down calmly. 🌙 👉 All Tilibou bedtime stories on tilibou.com 💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin). ✉️ Contact: contact@tilibou.fr ⭐ Enjoying Tilibou? Leave 5 stars and a review in your podcast app, it helps other families find our bedtime stories. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.