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Help your child feel safe, calm, and ready for sleep with this gentle collection of bedtime stories designed especially for anxious little minds. Bedtime Stories for Anxiety-Free Kids features 15 soothing stories that create a peaceful space for children to unwind, relax, and let go of worries before sleep. With comforting themes, gentle storytelling, and reassuring characters, each tale encourages positive thinking, emotional safety, and a sense of calm.

Ein Mädchen wird für seine Freundlichkeit von drei geheimnisvollen Männlein im Wald belohnt, während ihre hochmütige Stiefschwester für ihre Hartherzigkeit bestraft wird.

Enter a magical world of adventure, kindness and timeless lessons with this enchanting collection of 8 classic tales from two of the most beloved storytellers: The Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen. From the enchanted forests of Grimm to the mystical lands of Andersen, each story is filled with wonders and imagination. Whether it's the tale of Cinderella's bravery, the dreams of The Little Mermaid or the surprising transformation of The Frog Prince, these fairy tales are sure to entertain, inspire and soothe the youngest of listeners.

Make bedtime the best part of the day with this delightful collection of 25 five-minute stories, specially written to help children wind down, relax, and fall asleep with a smile. Each story in 5 Minute Bedtime Stories for Children is the perfect length for busy evenings, gentle enough to calm little minds, and packed with heartwarming characters, magical moments, and comforting themes. Whether it's one story or a few, this collection makes bedtime easy, enjoyable, and full of imagination.

In the Grimm’s fairy tale, Rapunzel is a girl with long, magical hair who is locked in a tower by an enchantress named Mother Gothel. Gothel raises Rapunzel as her own and keeps her isolated, only visiting to have Rapunzel let down her hair as a ladder. A prince discovers Rapunzel’s singing and visits her, eventually leading to Rapunzel becoming pregnant. Gothel, enraged, banishes Rapunzel, who then wanders the wilderness and gives birth to twins.

Rumpelstiltskin is a small, peculiar creature from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale who can spin straw into gold. He makes deals with a desperate miller’s daughter who, due to her father’s boast, must perform this impossible task for a greedy king. In exchange for his help, Rumpelstiltskin demands increasing payment, culminating in the miller’s daughter promising him her firstborn child after she becomes queen.

This Brothers Grimm tale tells of a young man who, despite experiencing various spooky and potentially horrifying situations like encountering spirits in a haunted castle or sitting with hanged men under a gallows, cannot understand what it means to feel fear or “shudder.” He is perplexed by the concept and seeks to learn it. After surviving these trials and even marrying a princess, who is annoyed by his constant lack of fear, he finally learns to shudder when his wife’s chambermaid plays a trick on him, pouring a bucket of cold water and fish on him while he sleeps.

In the Brothers Grimm’s “Snow White,” a beautiful princess is targeted by her jealous stepmother, a vain and wicked queen who uses a magic mirror to confirm her beauty. The queen orders a huntsman to kill Snow White, but he spares her. Snow White finds refuge with seven dwarfs, and the queen, disguised, eventually poisons her with a poisoned apple.

In the Grimm Brothers’ version, Cinderella is a kind and pious girl who is cruelly mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters after her father remarries. She is forced to do all the housework and is given the demeaning nickname “Aschenputtel” (Ashgirl). Despite the hardship, she remains good and kind, praying at her mother’s grave. Aided by a magical white bird that resides in a tree planted on her mother’s grave, she attends a royal festival, where she captivates the prince.

“The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats” by the Brothers Grimm is a cautionary tale about the importance of being cautious and listening to parental advice. When a mother goat leaves her seven kids at home while she goes to the forest, she warns them about the dangers of the wicked wolf, who might try to trick his way into their house. The cunning wolf attempts to impersonate the mother goat, first with a gruff voice and then with a softened one, but the kids recognize his deception.

The Fisherman and His Wife, a classic fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm, stands as a stark and timeless parable exploring the complexities of human desire, the perils of unchecked ambition, and the true meaning of happiness.

Twin sons of a humble broom-maker, the brothers are cast into a world of wild forests, golden birds, fire-breathing dragons, and royal deception. With the help of enchanted animals and a foster father’s enchanted knife, the two rise from poverty to knighthood—only to be torn apart by jealousy and fate.

“The Frog Prince,” also known as “The Frog King, or Iron Henry,” is a German fairy tale. It was collected by the Brothers Grimm and is the first story in their collection of “Children’s and Household Tales,” published in 1812. The tale has captivated audiences for many years, offering moral lessons about keeping promises, looking beyond appearances, and the power of love and perseverance. A beautiful, but spoiled, princess often played with her golden ball by a well in the woods. One day, she dropped the ball into the well and began to cry.

“Hansel and Gretel” is a classic fairy tale about a brother and sister abandoned in a forest and encountering a witch. They are lured to a gingerbread house, but Gretel outsmarts the witch and helps Hansel escape, revealing the witch’s evil nature and ultimately destroying it. The story emphasizes themes of survival, resourcefulness, and sibling love.

When the poor shoemaker and his wife discover the two naked little elves who have helped them become successful, they sew fine outfits for them. The classic fairy tale of elfin magic that generations of children have loved.

La figlia di un mugnaio viene portata al castello del re. Egli ha sentito dire che la bambina può trasformare la paglia in oro e vuole vedere se è vero. Beh, non lo era, ma per fortuna uno strano ometto comparve e, in cambio di una collana della ragazza, si offrì di aiutarla. La storia si ripetè per altre due volte, ma l'uomo questa volta chiese, invece di una collana, il primogenito della ragazza. Siccome la sua vita era in gioco, lei accettò e quando dopo un po' di tempo mise alla luce il suo primo figlio, l'omino comparì per di prendere il bambino.

Finalmente, dopo anni di attesa, nasce una bambina a corte. Il re e la regina sono così felici che decidono di organizzare un banchetto per festeggiare. Tuttavia, c'è un problema: nel paese ci sono tredici donne sagge ma loro hanno solo dodici piatti d'oro. La tredicesima donna saggia, quindi, si infuria per non essere stata invitata e maledice la bambina. "La figlia del re, al quindicesimo anno, si pungerà con un fuso e caderà a terra morta". Il padre, devastato, fa bruciare tutti i fusi del regno.

C'era una volta una terra dove la luna non brillava mai. Quattro ragazzi decisero di rubare la luna da un altro luogo dove splendeva tantissimo. Quindi la presero e la portarono nella loro terra natale; la gente non doveva più andare in giro nell'oscurità! Il tempo passò e i quattro ragazzi crebbero e divennero anziani. Ciò che volevano più di tutto era essere sepolti con un pezzetto di Luna. Cosa pensi sia successo quando le quattro parti della Luna sono state sepolte sottoterra? Sembra che tutto si sia capovolto.

Le persone che hanno meno danno di più. Avete mai sentito questo modo di dire? Ci credete? Lasciate che vi faccia un esempio. Una povera ragazza orfana vagava per la campagna, dando via quello che le era rimasto ad altri che ne avevano più bisogno. Non pensava, neanche per un secondo, che sarebbe rimasta senza niente. E come pensi che sia finita per lei questa storia? C'era qualcuno ad aiutarla? C'era un futuro luminoso davanti a lei o a volte il destino può essere ingiusto?

C'era una volta un re che voleva trovare un giusto pretendente per la sua preziosa figlia. La principessa, però, trovava sempre qualche difetto nei futuri principi, così li mandava via tutti. Non solo questo, ma li derideva e li prendeva in giro. Il re non poteva più tenerla e diede sua figlia in sposa a un uomo che lui stesso aveva scelto. L'uomo però si rivelò povero. Abitava in una piccola casa e la ragazza doveva lavorare nel castello più vicino. Così, la principessa divenne una serva. Ma la storia non finisce qui! Leggete "Re Bazzaditordo" per scoprire come va a finire.