Gentle stories with a little life lesson, for children aged 3–7.
From wide awake to drowsy, one gentle step at a time.
The same cosy welcome every night: snuggle under the blankets, wiggle your toes, take a big breath.
An engaging adventure with Moss and his friends, and one little life lesson, like being brave or saying sorry.
The story gets slower and softer as it goes, and ends with a gentle breathing exercise with Moss.
In the 1-hour versions, soft lullaby music plays on after the story, for quiet time and sweet dreams.
Every story also has a parent note and breakfast question, so you can chat about the little lesson the next morning.
Screen-light tip: dim the screen or turn it face-down and let the story play as audio.
The same friends every week, so little ones feel at home. Familiar faces and gentle routines help a busy mind settle.
A little hedgehog with a red scarf. His pink nose twitches when he's thinking.
The kind old Moon who watches over the woods and whispers goodnight.
Wise, gentle and a little sleepy. Old Owl always knows what to do.
Moss's best friend: giggly, kind, with very floppy ears.
A shy little mouse. Coming soon to the woods…
Then join us on Friday at 6pm for Episode 2, Moss and the Jar of Little Things, when Moss finds an empty jar by the stream.
Moss's head feels too busy for bed, until Old Owl teaches him to think of three good things from his day.
Little lesson: a calm goodnight routine.
Simple pages to draw, colour and talk through.
A bedtime page for drawing or talking through three good things from the day.
Draw one little thing in the jar each day, or colour the moon for a rest day.
I'm a former primary school teacher who has always had a soft spot for children's literature: the rhythm of a good picture book, and the quiet of a room when a story is read aloud. After decades of working with children, Moss and Moon is my way of bringing that calm to your bedtime.
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