Hosted by Sarah Mae Lugtu · 🇺🇸 US · FIL · 84 episodes
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Hey, I’m Sarah—but I love being called Kiddo.These are real-life stories about love, growing up, and the little moments that matter most.This is your go-to for comforting stories—when you need a quiet hug, a soft place to land, or someone to say, “me too.”
Sarah Mae Lugtu hosts Sarah's Bedtime Stories, a society show with 84 episodes published.
Some people stay the same. Some people change. And then there are people who keep choosing to become better.This episode made me think about the kind of consistency I want in my life. Not just people who always show up,
As I was preparing for my 30th birthday, I found myself looking back. Back to the dreams I had, the things I used to wait for, and the person I was becoming all along. In this episode, I’m sharing the best gift I gave my
There are days when you feel okay… and then one small thing makes you question how you see yourself again. In this episode, I’m sharing a personal part of my journey—my insecurity. It’s about learning how to slowly say n
There are days when you feel okay… and then one small thing makes you question how you see yourself again. In this episode, I’m sharing a personal part of my journey—my insecurity. It’s about learning how to slowly say n
In this episode, I’m sharing the first “no” I didn’t think I could do—saying no to the things that hurt my body. It’s not about strict diets or punishment, but about learning how to listen to yourself, little by little.
I’m about to turn 30… and lately, I’ve been thinking about how much has changed—and how much I’ve changed too. This episode is about learning how to say no. Not in a big or dramatic way, but slowly, quietly, and for myse
I felt like there are days that all look the same. You wake up, work, go home… and suddenly the week is over. Everything seems okay, but inside, you feel a little tired. A little empty. In this episode, I talk about that
Have you ever talked to someone and suddenly you’re both laughing about the same childhood memories even though you didn’t grow up together? That happened to me. One simple conversation made me feel like a kid again. In
This episode is about simplicity. About finding joy in small things—like a good, uninterrupted sleep, an easy conversation, or a quiet moment under the sun. It’s about being with people who make life feel lighter, people
I cry. I’ve always been iyakin, and for a long time, I thought that made me weak. But this episode is about realizing that sometimes, crying means you’re being true to yourself. It’s about writing stories that make you r
I used to think good days had to be big—celebrations, achievements, and special moments. The kind that makes you really happy. But as the years passed, that idea slowly changed. In this episode of Sarah’s Bedtime Stories
If someone asked you what you want for your birthday… would “just be there” be enough? In this episode of Sarah’s Bedtime Stories, I talk about the gift of presence—showing up for birthdays, milestones, and even ordinary
Have you ever remembered something special…but couldn’t remember how it felt anymore? In this episode of Sarah’s Bedtime Stories, I talk about missing childhood in a quiet way. The kind of missing that shows up when you
Have you ever looked at an old photo and suddenly smiled without knowing why? In this episode of Sarah’s Bedtime Stories, I go back to old pictures, ordinary days, and the versions of me I once kept hidden. Moments I did
There are places we want to go back to. People we miss. Memories we still carry. In this episode of Sarah’s Bedtime Stories, I revisit my younger years—the Kiddo I used to be and the Kiddo I’m still becoming. I look back
When I was younger, I thought reunions were only for families. But as I get older, I realized… reunions also happen with friends. And sometimes, those moments feel even more special. In this episode, I share stories abou
Growing up, I always thought a “friend” simply meant someone who stayed with you in good times and bad. But as I got older, I realized there are different types of friends. Some friendships last, some don’t—and that’s so
Ever since I was young, I always wanted to keep my youthful vibe. I wanted to stay forever young. But as the years passed, I realized there will always be moments that remind you you’re growing older too. And yet, there
You know those days when everything feels slow? When nothing big happens and you start to wonder if you’re doing enough? I used to feel uneasy about them too. But I’ve learned that slow days can be good. 🌿In this episod
Ever since I was young, I’ve always heard the word “fly” in different songs—whether local or international. As I grew older, I realized that its meaning goes deeper than I first thought. In this episode, I share how that
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Sarah's Bedtime Stories is hosted by Sarah Mae Lugtu. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 84 episodes.
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