In the Cosy Forest, the day is winding down and little Noisette the bear cub is tucked up in her round bedroom, high in the family tree-house. But tonight, when she peeks through her little porthole window, the moon has gone dark. There is no soft glow left to keep the shadows company, and the whole forest feels a touch too quiet. So Noisette gathers up her courage, slips out of her warm bed, and sets off through the sleeping woods to find the moon and bring it back.

With a tummy that feels a little tight, she walks between the tall, quiet trees, listening to the small sounds of the night, the creak of a branch, the hoot of an owl, the soft rustle of leaves overhead. Every shape looks bigger in the dark, and more than once she stops to take a breath before carrying on. Step by step, paw after paw, she keeps going anyway, because the moon is counting on her.

Along the way Noisette discovers something every child needs to hear at bedtime: you can be brave even when a part of you still feels a little bit scared. Courage is not about having no fear at all. It is about taking that next gentle step, holding someone's paw, or simply trusting that the dark is not as frightening as it first seems.

This is a tender sleep story, written to soothe the fear of the dark and turn a worried feeling into something softer and calmer. By the end of her walk, Noisette understands that the night is simply the world resting, the same way she soon will, and that the moon always finds its way home, just like she does.

At the very end, just like every evening in the Cosy Forest, Noisette takes three big breaths, her three magic breaths, and your child is warmly invited to breathe slowly along with her, to relax their body and let their eyelids grow heavy. It is a small, calming ritual that helps a little one let go of the day and ease toward sleep.

A screen-free audio story for toddlers from age 2, lovely to share at bedtime, in the car, or at nap time. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can drift toward sleep without anyone being startled awake. 🌙

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A funny bedtime story for kids, straight out of the Wild West. In the dusty little town of Cactus-Ville, everybody dreams of being the very fastest. Every cowboy and every cowgirl, that is, except Cassie and her trusty pony Tornado, officially the slowest pair in the whole West, and, would you believe it, really rather proud of the fact.

Instead of getting cross about all the teasing, Cassie has one of her famously brilliant ideas. She will go and organise THE slowest race the world has ever seen, the one and only race where the very last one to cross the line is crowned the grand winner, and where dawdling along as slowly as you can is the whole entire point. And there, well, Tornado suddenly becomes absolutely, utterly unbeatable.

The whole town turns out for the great slow-motion showdown, and the giggles come thick and fast as the racers do their level best to go absolutely nowhere in a hurry. Hooves barely shuffle, tails flick lazily in the sun, and Tornado plods along toward glory at his own happy pace. It is the silliest, slowest, most joyful contest Cactus-Ville has ever held. Tornado has finally found the one race in the world that he was born to win, and he savours every slow step of it.

This is a story that sparkles with humour and good cheer, made for a proper belly laugh. And it slips in, ever so quietly, a lovely little truth: you do not have to be the fastest or the strongest to be the very best at being yourself. Behind every giggle, there is a warm and reassuring idea: that the things that make you different can be your very best strengths.

It is the kind of warm, funny tale that lets a child laugh right out loud and then settle, content in the knowledge that their own pace is exactly the right one.

A screen-free audio story for children ages 3 to 5, lovely to listen to at bedtime or on the way home in the car. And even after a good laugh, the Tilibou ending stays soft and quiet, without music, to help everyone settle before the night. 🤠

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A bedtime story for curious kids about the secrets of the deep sea. Aboard the cosy little Boat-Cabin, Marin finds himself wondering about something truly enormous: why do whales sing their deep, mysterious songs, all the way down at the very bottom of the wide ocean? Together with his feathered friend Plume the bird, he decides to slip beneath the waves and find out for himself.

Down they go, deeper and deeper into the blue, and as they sink slowly into the cool, quiet water our two explorers listen with all of their might. Bit by bit, they begin to uncover the secret of that haunting song, the one that travels for miles and miles and miles through the sea. It is a real little lesson in nature, told ever so gently and absolutely brimming with wonder. The deeper they go, the more wonders they find, and the whale's song wraps around them like something almost magical.

Along the way, Marin discovers that the ocean is alive with messages and music that we humans almost never get to hear, and that the world is far bigger, far stranger, and far more marvellous than it ever looks from up on the surface. The song hums all around them in the deep, and the pair listen on, spellbound, until they understand.

This is a story made for sparking wonder and helping a child understand the world, the kind that answers the great big "why" questions that curious little ones so love to ask. Just right for the calm moment before nap time or sleep. It is a calm and curious little story for every child who loves to ask how the world really works.

It leaves a child with a head full of gentle pictures, of great whales gliding and singing in the dark water, the perfect daydream to carry along into the quiet of bedtime.

A screen-free audio story for children ages 3 to 5, lovely to listen to at bedtime, at nap time, or in the car. As always with Tilibou, the ending stays soft and quiet, without music, so your child can drift off peacefully. 🐳

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💡 Tip: to listen to one world from start to finish, pick its season (Noisette, Léo, Cassie, Marin).

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