In The Sky Steps, Finn discovers a staircase in the clouds that appears only to those who need a little extra courage. As he climbs each shimmering step, the wind carries whispers of encouragement and the stars above cheer him on. But the higher he climbs, the more he must trust himself—his breath, his balance, and his bravery. At the very top, Finn learns that sometimes, rising above big feelings starts by taking just one step at a time.

This gentle bedtime adventure guides children through the value of progress, courage, and quiet confidence. With every dreamy footstep, Finn models emotional self-regulation, calming strategies, and inner strength, perfect for easing kids into a restful sleep.

Parent Tips:

• Invite your child to imagine their own “sky steps” when they feel overwhelmed—what might each step represent for them?
• After the story, encourage deep breathing as if they were climbing with Finn. Inhale slowly as if stepping up, exhale as if pausing to look around.
• Reinforce that it’s okay to move slowly and take one step at a time when facing something new or scary.

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Finn made a mistake—and he knows it. But every time he tries to say “I’m sorry,” the words get stuck. In his dream, he finds himself in a forest of frozen voices, where every tree holds a sorry someone never said. To move forward, Finn must learn how to say sorry in a way that’s honest, brave, and kind. Along the way, he discovers that real apologies aren’t just words—they’re choices we make to make things right.

This episode gently guides children ages 4 to 9 through the emotions of regret, accountability, and repair. It shows that everyone makes mistakes, but what matters most is what we do next.

Parent Tips:

– Talk with your child about a time when saying sorry felt hard—but important.

– Practice what an apology sounds like with stuffed animals, dolls, or roleplay.

– Reinforce that “I’m sorry” doesn’t mean we’re bad—it means we care.

– Use this story to show the difference between forced apologies and heartfelt ones.

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The night before starting sixth grade, Finn’s tummy is full of fluttery nerves. New school, new faces, new everything. What if he gets lost? What if no one talks to him? In his dream, Finn enters a maze-like school made of shifting hallways, mystery lockers, and a backpack that talks back. Along the way, he finds small moments of bravery—and the courage to say hello first.

This episode gently helps children navigate the fear and excitement that often come with transitions. Ideal for kids ages 8 to 11 facing a new school year, a big grade level jump, or simply struggling with belonging and confidence in new situations.

Parent Tips:

– Let your child share their hopes and worries for the new school year without trying to fix them right away.

– Ask them to imagine what their magical school might look like in a dream.

– Revisit this story a few nights in a row leading up to the first day of school to ease anxiety.

– Remind them of small past wins—times they were brave without realizing it.

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