Milo Takes Time To Forgive Hugo: A Story About Apologizing, Forgiveness, and Repairing Friendships
Forgiveness takes time, and that’s okay.When Hugo accidentally knocks down Milo’s cozy reading spot, he says, “I’m sorry,” but Milo’s still upset. In this story, kids see that apologizing is a caring first step, and that forgiving can come later, when the heart is ready. With a little help (and some teamwork), Milo begins to feel better… and their friendship grows even stronger.This episode helps toddlers and preschoolers:See that saying “I’m sorry” is a caring first stepUnderstand that forgiveness doesn’t have to happen right awayNotice how friends can repair hurt feelings by helping each otherRecognize that feelings like frustration or sadness can change when we’re ready to forgiveSometimes a simple phrase is all it takes: “Saying sorry is a start. Forgiving comes from the heart!”It’s a way for kids to remember that apologies show we care, and forgiveness can follow when their heart feels ready. Try bringing it up the next time an “oops” moment happens with a friend or sibling.You can follow along @storytimeexplorers for sweet, simple ways to help kids grow through storytelling.☀️ Explore more at storytimeexplorers.com
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Ella Goes Apple Picking: A Story About Fall Fun, Waiting Turns, and Sharing With Others
A fall day of apple picking, with a little waiting, a little teamwork, and a whole lot of joy.Ella heads to the apple farm with Zara and Hugo. They ride the tractor, pick apples, in all kinds of colors, and save a few to share with someone special. But first… they have to wait.And waiting isn’t easy.With a quick game, a helping hand, and one extra-high apple that takes a big jump to reach, the day turns into something pretty sweet.This episode helps toddlers and preschoolers:Notice what waiting feels like (wiggly, restless, a little frustrated)Try playful strategies, like a game, to make waiting easierPractice problem-solving when something’s out of reach (literally!)See how sharing what they picked can feel just as good as picking itA reminder that joy isn’t always in the plan, it’s often in the little moments in between.You can follow along @storytimeexplorers for sweet, simple ways to help kids grow through storytelling.☀️ Explore more at storytimeexplorers.com
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Leo Visits The Doctor For a Check-Up: A Story About Bravery, Body Awareness, and Feeling Prepared
Going to the doctor can bring up all kinds of feelings for toddlers, preschoolers, and parents too. But stories like this can help, whether before a visit or while playing pretend at home. In this story, Leo the Lion heads in for a check-up. He’s a little nervous, but also curious. With his grown-up nearby, Leo gets to be part of the visit: asking questions, using the stethoscope, and even holding the otoscope.This story helps toddlers and preschoolers picture what to expect at a check-up and reminds them that doctors are helpers too. And if your child loves pretend play, it’s just as fun to listen before lining up their stuffed animals for their own “check-up” at home.This episode helps toddlers and preschoolers:Prepare emotionally for a routine doctor’s visitLearn simple language for medical tools and stepsFeel confident participating in their own careBuild resilience and bravery, even when things feel a little unsureYou can follow along @storytimeexplorers for sweet, simple ways to help kids grow through storytelling.☀️ Explore more at storytimeexplorers.com
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Words to Keep in Your Heart: A Story About Affirmations, Emotional Regulation, and Building Confidence
Kids thrive on reminders that they are safe, strong, and loved, whether they’re trying something new, working through big emotions, or growing in everyday ways.A calming affirmation practice that kids can come back to anytime they need a boost of kindness and confidence.This episode helps toddlers and preschoolers:Begin building a positive inner voice through repetition and rhythmPractice emotional regulation by naming feelings and calming the bodyStrengthen confidence and self-trust through affirming phrasesUnderstand that kindness and love can be spoken to themselves, tooWhether said out loud or quietly in their hearts, these affirmations help children build emotional strength one kind word at a time.Follow along @storytimeexplorers for sweet, simple ways to help kids grow through storytelling.☀️ Explore more at storytimeexplorers.com
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Zara’s New Classroom and a Hug in Her Heart: A Story About Starting School, Big Feelings, and Staying Connected All Day
Starting school, whether it’s a brand-new classroom or just a change in routine, can bring up big feelings. Zara the Zebra is excited to play and learn… but she’s also a little nervous. With heart socks, a goodbye hug, and a special phrase she can whisper anytime, she discovers she can carry love with her all day.If your child is starting preschool, pre-K, daycare, or navigating a new drop-off routine, this story is a reminder: love goes with them, and you’ll always come back.This episode helps toddlers and preschoolers:Feel okay about being both excited and nervousLearn a simple grounding strategy for when they miss youImagine what a school day might be like (from blocks to coloring to hugs!)Hold onto love and confidence in new situationsTry saying it together: “A hug in your heart means we’re never apart.”It’s the kind of phrase that can make the next drop-off a little easier.Follow along @storytimeexplorers for sweet, simple ways to help kids grow through storytelling.☀️ Explore more at storytimeexplorers.com
About Storytime Explorers: Stories for Toddlers, Preschoolers and Growing Minds
Storytime Explorers is a heartfelt kids’ podcast filled with short, meaningful stories that nurture imagination, emotional growth, and joyful connection for toddlers, preschoolers, and the parents who love them.Whether you're at home, in the car, or winding down for quiet time, these calm and engaging stories invite curious young listeners into a world of kindness, courage, and connection.Created by Halie, a mom and pediatric DNP who understands how stories can help kids grow emotionally, socially, and confidently.Storytime Explorers supports early emotional development through storytelling that feels real, gentle, and full of heart.Learn more at storytimeexplorers.com
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