Longings Before Short Sleep, Suitable For Children

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YOGYAKARTA Reading pre-sleeping fairy tales for children has proven to have good benefits. The benefit of reading fairy tales in children is to increase imagination, increase empathy, and teach moral values effectively. Unfortunately sometimes parents run out of fairy tales that are read. So that these habits can continue, parents can read dongens before short sleep that we have summarized.

There are several short dongens before children's sleep. Here are some stories that can be read, reported from the official Bed Time Short Stories website.

At one time, three small goats live. When they were big enough, they decided to seek luck and build their homes. the first goat made the house out of straw, because it was easy and fast.

the second goat, his brother, made a house out of wooden twigs. He is also fast finished and does not need to work hard. However, the third goat, the oldest and wisest, chose to build a house out of bricks. He has no objection to working hard, because he wants his house to be strong and safe. He knows that in the forest near there is an evil wolf who likes to catch and eat small goats.

After the three houses were finished, they sang and danced happily throughout the day. But when the first goat had just arrived at the door of his house, a big and evil wolf emerged from the forest!

The small goat was very scared and immediately hid in his strawhouse. But the wolf blew and blew as hard as possible, until the strawhouse collapsed in an instant! Seeing his house destroyed, the first small goat ran quickly to his brother's house made of twigs.

The bad wolf followed them to their second house. He blew again and exhaled very strongly, and in no time, the branch house collapsed! The two small goats are now very scared, then they run as quickly as possible to their oldest brother's house, which is made of strong bricks.

An evil big wolf tried to blow and blow as hard as he could to knock down the third house. But the house of bricks was so strong that it didn't budge a bit. The wolf kept trying for hours, but still didn't work. The three small goats were safe and calm inside the house.

Finally, the wolf had a cunning plan to climb the roof and try to get in through the stocks. But the clever oldest goat had prepared a large pot filled with boiling water under the rubble. When the wolf fell into it, he caught fire in the hot water and died.

Two younger goats felt sorry for being lazy and building a weak house. They eventually built a house made of bricks, just like their brother. Since then, the three small goats have lived happily forever in their strong and safe homes.

In a distant kingdom, live a candy fairy who is very kind and loving to children. In his house there are always various kinds of colorful candy. He used to give candy to children who behaved well.

Every day, candy players travel around the world, visiting villages after villages to see if the children there are good or not.

If the child is kind, he will give him candy. But if the child is naughty, the candy fairy will teach him a lesson to change for the better.

One day, the candy period goes to a village called Rose. There, he disguised himself as an old grandmother. He wears torn clothes and sits under a tree at the entrance of the village.

Shortly thereafter, two children named Joan and Mai were walking to the shop to buy bread for their mother. When they passed the road, they saw the old woman fainting on the side of the road.

Joan wanted to help, but Mai held him back and said,

'Don't approach him, Sis! Grandma looks really dirty! Later we can catch the disease.'

But Joan didn't care. He ran towards the grandmother and said gently,

'Nenek, are you okay?'

The old woman replied, 'I'm very hungry, son. I haven't eaten anything for three days.'

Hearing that, Joan gave him the bread he wanted to buy for his mother.

Mai immediately said, 'Mother must be angry with you, Sis!'

The old grandmother thanked Joan. After finishing eating, he walked away with her.

When they came home, Mai told mom everything. But mom didn't scold them. Instead, she smiled and said,

"It's okay if we don't have bread. We can still drink milk. Your wife, Joan, has helped people in need, and it's a very good deed. She deserves to be given a gift. Mai, you have to learn from your heart, right? "

Mai replied, 'Oh, so that's a good deed, isn't it, Mom? I'll remember it!'

Suddenly, someone knocked on the door. The mother and her two children opened the door and found a basket full of candy and a letter in front of the house.

Mother read the letter in a loud voice: 'I am the Permen. I give you this candy basket as a sign of gratitude for taking it to the village door. After eating candy, don't forget to brush your teeth so they don't have holes.'

Joan was very happy, and of course he didn't forget to share the candy with his younger brother, Mai.

Since that day, Joan and Mai have promised to always do good and share as taught by a kind Permen.

Those are two fairy tales before bed. Visit VOI.id to get more interesting information.