14 meaningful stories you tell your baby every night

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Young children love to listen to stories. Storytelling brings many benefits to children. So, please add aFamilyToday Health 's 14 stories to your baby to your story treasure right away.

As usual, baby Na (4 years old) is very excited when it is time to go to bed to listen to her mother before bedtime. However, today, An thinks forever without telling Na any story. The story of Little Red Riding Hood, Tam Cam, The Tale of Howling Children, Alibaba and 40 Bandits ..., she has told Na many times. I have to tell Na how her working day is and I will see you the next day to tell her a new story. In order not to fall into the case of Mrs. An, quickly read the following 14 stories and tell them daily to nourish their soul from childhood.

1. Short story children wise owl

Once upon a time, there was an old owl living on a big oak tree. Every day, he zooms his eyes far away to observe the things happening around him. Sometimes he sees a boy helping the old man carry a large bag, sometimes he sees a girl nagging her mother. Day by day, the owl sees a lot of things, but remains silent about what he sees.

Slowly, the old owl begins to speak less and its hearing gradually gets better. Now it can clearly hear everyone's conversations. One day, the old owl heard a woman tell someone that an elephant jumped over a fence. Another day, the owl overhears a man telling someone that he is perfect and has never made any mistakes.

With each passing day, the old owl spoke less and listened more. Thus, it knows everything that happens around it, even if not there. Gradually, the old owl became wiser and became known for that wisdom.

Meaning of the story: Talking less, observing and listening a lot will help your child become smarter and wiser.

2. Tell your baby the story of a black sheep bleating

Once upon a time, there was a black sheep living in a small house. Every spring, the black sheep shaves off its own hair and sells it to those who want to make warm clothes.

One year, the black sheep found that no one seemed to like black wool anymore. Therefore, the amount of fleece it has left is quite a lot. However, it did not want to waste these feathers so it decided to sell. That day, no one wanted to buy his fur so the black sheep brought it home. The next day, it went on sale again but everything went on just like the day before. And the next day, the next day too.

One day, when the black sheep was sitting sadly with his feathers, a little boy ran over and asked if he would sell it. Hearing that, the black sheep was overjoyed and said yes. The boy ran to his parents to announce there was a place to sell fleece. Together they went to the sheep and offered to buy all the feathers. They said they were from the neighboring village and had searched many places to buy black wool but had nowhere to sell.

That day, the sheep returned home and felt extremely happy that its efforts had been paid off.

The meaning of the story: Try, persevere and never give up, one day you will succeed.

3. Monkey and crocodile

Once upon a time, there was a monkey that lived on a tall tree and befriended a crocodile that lived in a nearby river. Every day, the monkey will pick delicious apples from the tree and give you the crocodile. Received gifts from monkeys, crocodiles brought and eaten with his wife. The wife of a crocodile is very greedy and wants to eat the monkey's heart. Hearing that desire of his wife, alligators are very worried but still follow his wife's wishes.

The crocodile has invited the monkey to sit on his back to take it to visit the river, but in fact it intends to kill the monkey and take the heart when swimming to mid-stream. When the monkey learned of the crocodile's evil scheme, he quickly told the crocodile that he left his heart on the tree. If you want to get it, bring it back. Crocodile believe words, bring monkeys back to get the heart. However, when they arrived, the monkey quickly climbed up the tree and soon disappeared. And so, the crocodile's plan completely failed.

The meaning of the story: When a situation is difficult, keep calm and use your intelligence to overcome it.

4. A smart way to count

One day, Emperor Akbar asked his courtiers a strange question that surprised everyone. No one knows how to answer the king. At that moment, Birbal, the most intelligent person in the country, entered and asked the mandarins why they looked so worried. The officials told him that the emperor had asked a question that no one knew how to answer. It is: "How many crows are there in the city?"

After listening to this, he smiled and replied: “Your Majesty, I know the answer. There are 50,589 crows in the city ”. Everyone was amazed at that answer, including the emperor, so the king asked him: "Why are you so sure?".

“Your Majesty, please send a soldier to count the crows in the city,” said Birbal. If there are more crows that I say, it means that relatives from elsewhere have visited. If there is less it means some of them have been visiting their relatives elsewhere ”. Emperor Akbar was very pleased with Birbal's witty reply.

Meaning of the story: When you say something, you must have a clear explanation why you say it.

5. Puppies get lost in meaningful children's short stories

There was a boy who lost his beloved puppy and looked around. The boy looked around the house, but he was nowhere to be found. He wandered everywhere from morning to night but still could not find it.

The boy returned home in a sad mood. When he saw the neighbor sitting on the porch, he approached to say good night and was willing to ask if he saw his puppy anywhere.

- Honey, do you see my puppy anywhere in the morning? I've been looking for it everywhere since morning until now.
- Oh yes. There's a dog eating a bone over there. I don't know if that dog is raised by you, so I didn't let you know.

Meaning of the story: Don't give up before trying hard.

6. The hunter and the doves

Outside a certain village, there was a very large banyan tree. Above the tree, there are different types of birds nesting. Under the foliage, pedestrians often sit back to rest after a long journey. One day, a hunter came to this area and saw a lot of birds on the tree. He tried to trap these birds, but one crow learned of it and warned the other birds.

At this moment, there is a flock of pigeons flying nearby. They saw a lot of grain, so they swooped down to eat. Soon, they were trapped in the hunter's net. Though terrified, the dominant bird came up with a plan. He told the rest of the pack: “While the hunter has not returned, let's join together to tear this net. Then one will escape and seek help. ”

The pigeons all unanimously teamed up to bite and tear the net. When the net was torn, the dominant bird quickly flew away from the spot. He thought, "Now I have to fly to the rat house to have them bite the net."

Thinking of how to do that, he flew straight to the mouse to ask for help. Before long, the rats come and bite the torn net. Pigeons soared to the sky.

Meaning of the story: Unity is unrivaled power. To teach your children about this noble meaning, parents should often tell this story to your baby!

7. Goose and Turtle

The geese and the turtle couple are good friends. Summer comes, the weather starts to heat up, making the lake gradually dry. So they plan to find a new place to live. However, turtles could not fly, so the geese decided to bring the turtle with them by the pair of geese holding a tree on both sides, in the middle of the turtle also sucking that tree. The only thing turtles need to remember is not to open their mouths while in flight.

They begin their journey. Everyone was surprised to see them and started screaming. Suddenly someone laughed: "Look, a flying turtle." The turtle was angry and replied: "Why laugh at me?". And of course, the tortoise fell to the ground. Fortunately, the turtle fell right into a grove so there was no injury. At this time, the turtle was very regretful: "If only I could not speak up, now I have had fun with the geese couple".

Meaning of the story: Don't talk when it's not needed.

8. Trader and barber of children's short stories full of humanity

Once upon a time, there was a merchant who was very rich and kind. However, due to an unfortunate incident, he lost all of his fortune and became poor. Since then, no one wants to be friends with him.

One day, he slept and saw a strange dream. In the dream, a man appeared in monk's clothes and said: “I am the wealth that your father and grandfather have accumulated. Tomorrow, I will go to your house. Take a stick and hit me in the head to turn me into gold.

The next day, his wife called a barber to cut his hair. At that moment, a monk appeared and the merchant suddenly recalled his dream yesterday. He did exactly as the monk said in his dream and the miracle happened, the monk turned gold. He gathered the gold and kept it carefully in his locker.

The cutter watched this whole strange process. He was stunned and thought, "Maybe I should take some of the monks home and hit them on the head for some gold." Thinking about what to do, he went to a nearby temple and brought some monks home, then hit them in the head with a stick. However, gold was not seen, only monks were seriously injured. Hearing the screams, the surrounding people called the police and the barber was arrested.

Meaning of the story: Never follow another person blindly for no reason.

9. Put a bell on the cat

In a certain department store there were many rats. Every day, they vandalize and spoil a lot of goods. So the shop owner decided to buy a cat to quench the rats. The rats are very worried about it and find a way to save themselves.

A mouse stood up and said, "I have this plan, if we put a bell on the neck of the cat, every movement of it, we will know." This is also a good idea, but the question is who will do it. And when this question was raised, no one responded.

Meaning of the story: Ineffective solutions are a waste of time. When telling your baby this story, parents should explain clearly the meaning so that they can understand better!

10. The donkey sings

Once upon a time, there was a laundry man who hired a donkey to help him transport clothes from home to the riverbank and vice versa. However, this donkey does not like the food its owner gives it. So he decided to go to the nearby field to eat his favorite grass.

One day, while walking, the donkey met a fox and befriended it. They found a field of watermelon and ate together. The watermelon was so delicious that the trick ate a lot and told the fox, "I want to sing".

The fox replied, "If you sing, people will know they are ruining their crops and will run to beat us to death." The donkey does not listen to the advice of the fox and still sings. Seeing that, the fox quickly jumped over the fence and disappeared before the villagers came to deceive.

Meaning of the story: Learn to listen to others.

11. Why is the monkey's ass red?

In the old days, in a village there, there were many boys and girls. Every night after they finished their meal, they gathered around the fire and started dancing. Hence, this village was called the Dancing Village.

One night, a monkey approached where the campfire was going. It dresses, wears glasses like a human and carries some small gifts to give to the girls. Everyone is immersed in music and dancing so no one recognizes it as a monkey.

Just like that, every night the monkey would come and give presents to the girls. This makes the girls love monkeys more, the boys envy monkeys. They decide to find out who the real givers are. So, like usual, the monkey came dancing again. After dancing, the boys watched and discovered it was just a monkey. The boys decide to teach the monkey a lesson.

The next day, they put a hot fire in the place where the monkey used to sit and covered it with leaves. When the monkey sat down, it jumped up in pain. The girls didn't understand what was going on bewildered, so the boys explained to them. Everyone decided to chase away the monkey. Since then, the monkey's ass began to turn red due to the effects of the burn.

Meaning of the story: Never pretend to be someone else.

12. Tell your baby the goat and the fox stories

In a certain forest, there is a very ferocious lion, living in a large cave and containing a lot of food. One day, the lion went out of the cave. By that time, a fox sneaked in and ate all the food in the cave. The fox thought, "I wish I could eat and drink like this every day."

After having a full meal, the fox walks around and enjoys the lightheadedness of having a delicious meal. Suddenly, the fox suddenly fell. When recovered, the fox discovered that he had fallen into a deep well but did not have much water.

At first, the fox was very angry with herself and blamed himself for not being so careful. It then tried to climb out, but failed. Suddenly, the fox heard a voice coming down from above: "What are you doing there?". The fox looked up and realized that it was a goat. Glad, the fox said, “You know, I'm from the next village but I'm having a drought. Therefore, I have to jump down here to get some water.

Hearing that, the goat jumped into the well immediately. Taking advantage of that, the fox quickly relied on the long horns of the goat to climb out of the well. The fox turned and said: "You are stupid. If there is a drought, the birds will inform the animals in the forest. ”

Meaning of the story: Never blindly trust someone.

13. Mothers Club

One day, all the animal mothers in the forest gathered together and began to compare who had the best baby and who had the most. The deer's mother says that her baby is the biggest. The jackal mother again said that she has the sharpest teeth and that her baby is the largest. Meanwhile, the mother of the sparrow thinks that my baby is the best and I have the most children.

Finally, it is the lion's mother, the lion has only one baby lion. Other mothers asked, “Only one? Why do you give birth so little? We all have more children than you. Why is your child the best? ". The lion's mother proudly said: "Because my child will become the king of the mountain here". Hearing that, everyone fell silent and dissolved the meeting.

Meaning of story: Actions speak louder than words. It is your actions that will prove your words.

14. Wise donkey

This must be a good story that parents should not ignore in storytelling sessions for children. A donkey happily grazing on a hill without even knowing that a wolf was watching it. When the donkey finished eating and raised its head, it found a surprised wolf standing looking at him. The donkey knows that he must think quickly if he wants to save himself. It started screaming as if it were seriously injured. Hearing the scream, the wolf did not understand what was going on, so it approached and asked:

- What's wrong with you?
- A thorn stabbed in my leg, can you help me get it out?
- Why should I do that?
- Well, because this is good for you. The thorn is very sharp. If you eat me, the thorn will get stuck in your throat.

Sounds reasonable, the wolf ran back to help the donkey remove the thorn. However, when the wolf approached, the donkey gave the wolf a few punches and hurried away. The wolf was stunned and could not realize anything. After calming down, the wolf found that he had lost a few teeth. Wolf felt extremely ashamed and cursed silently for his foolishness.

Meaning of the story: When a situation is difficult, calmly use your wisdom to overcome. Besides, you should never just listen to others but use your brain to judge.

Through these 14 stories, you can use them to tell your baby every night before going to bed, the storytelling every night will bring many benefits and meaning , the baby will be very happy and happy if parents and parents. Together, tell them these meaningful stories every night.