One night, Finn hears something strange—a whisper that isn’t his. It follows him through the dream world, saying unkind things about others…and about himself. But when Finn listens closely, he discovers the whispers come from a shadowy creature feeding on meanness. With courage and compassion, Finn learns that kind words can quiet even the loudest voice of doubt and hurt.

This story gently explores how words—especially the ones we say to ourselves and others—have power. Perfect for kids ages 4 to 9 who may be navigating peer pressure, unkindness at school, or inner self-doubt. It encourages empathy, self-awareness, and the choice to speak with kindness.

Parent Tips:

– Ask your child what “mean whispers” they might hear in their own minds or around them.

– Roleplay ways to respond when someone says something unkind.

– Model positive self-talk at home. Let kids hear you name your own strengths.

– Use bedtime as a space to reflect on one kind thing they said—or wished they had said—today.

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Finn discovers a magical mirror that doesn’t just show his face—it shows his feelings. When he’s upset, the bubble clouds over. When he’s calm, it glows bright. Through a dreamlike adventure, Finn learns how to notice what he’s feeling, name it out loud, and choose how to respond. This gentle, reflective bedtime story helps children better understand their emotions and reminds them they’re never alone in what they feel.

This episode is perfect for children ages 3 to 9 who are learning to process big emotions like frustration, sadness, or worry. Listening before bedtime can help ease nighttime anxiety and create space for meaningful conversations about how feelings work.

Parent Tips:

– After the episode, ask your child what their “bubble” might look like today.

– Practice labeling feelings together using simple language.

– Revisit the episode during moments of emotional overwhelm as a reset tool.

– Keep a “feelings chart” in your child’s room to encourage ongoing awareness.

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In this heartwarming bedtime adventure, Finn faces a day full of surprises—and not the fun kind. From a melted popsicle to a canceled playdate, everything seems to be going wrong. But instead of staying upset, Finn learns a secret: staying flexible and calm can turn even the most frustrating day into something magical.

Through the gentle guidance of his woodland friends and a quiet moment under the Thinking Tree, Finn discovers how to take deep breaths, shift his focus, and go with the flow.

Perfect for children ages 3–9, this episode of Finn at Night helps little listeners navigate disappointment and change without big feelings taking over.

Whether your child is struggling with transitions, tantrums, or just tough mornings, Finn’s story shows that even when things don’t go your way, your day can still end with a smile.

💤 Key Lessons:

• Staying calm when things change

• Finding new ways to have fun

• Turning frustration into flexibility

✨ Listen together and use this story to start gentle conversations about emotions, coping skills, and trying again.

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