FLUFFY CLOUD – Bedtime Story To Help Children Fall Asleep for Kids from 3 to 8: Dream Voyage with Cubanty

Cubanty Cuddly

Jan 2017 · Christiane Heyn Verlag

About this ebook

I am a stuffed animal called Cubanty, and I want to be your friend. By listening to my stories, you can feel wonderfully cozy and sheltered. Together, we will experience magic dream voyages to calm down and fall asleep. For my bedtime stories, I use elements from autogenic training and other enjoyable relaxation techniques.While listening to this adventure at the beach, my magic dream dust will again unfold its marvelously calming effect. At the end of the story, we will doze off lying on a cozy, fluffy cloud ... which is swinging back and forth.Come along on our journey to the dreamland. Sleeping is so wonderful! Scroll up and click "buy" for a good night for you and your child.Goodnight! CubantyAbout the author:Cubanty is cozy and cuddly and always smells a bit of vanilla. Some time ago, he tried and flew around the moon. Ever since, his fur has completely been covered by magic dream dust which always unfolds its effect anew while telling his bedtime stories. You will become more and more tired during our dream voyages and will finally fall asleep feeling very happy. Rejoice: Tomorrow will be a new, beautiful day!Check out my website. I am looking forward to getting to know you!

Ratings and reviews

Repeats itself far too much. I also wouldn't say its suitable for a 3 year old. At first I thought she was asleep until she popped her head up over half way through and asked for toast very loudly. She also tried to insist that this wasn't a real story. I understand the need to calm down, but I think she got bored very quickly. Rather than repeating the need to sleep and relax - because let's be honest, what kid wants to sleep? They prefer to fight sleep, so the last word they want to hear is sleep! Get more of a fun story line that is obviously calming and not repetitive.

Has a few typos (lokk instead of look) and some words that didnt really seem to fit, felt like it was ran through a translator at times. But overall does the trick, I'd recommend reading through first and knowing the points you need to edit before reading to a kid. I'd also leave out the parts that say "can you see it" as it made my kid pop open her eyes to see if there was something on the page she was missing. But my almost 5 year old fell asleep, only the second time she's falling asleep while reading, so I'll definitely read it again with minor changes.

Like many reviewers, found helpful for fussy sleeper... My almost 8yo insisted she was NOT tired and fell asleep almost immediately after the first couple of paragraphs... Now saving but yes, the typos and the strange wording threw me off a tad bit when attempting to read in my calming, almost monotone, bedtime voice.