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It's time to discover a better bedtime. A story, a mindful moment, and a chance to connect--all designed to calm busy minds and busy bodies. Join host Steffani Raff for a new story every Monday.Wink is a production of BYUradio and is always ad and interruption free.
BYUradio hosts Wink: Stories for Better Bedtimes, a kids show with 56 episodes published.
A curious girl who longs to see beyond her hill secretly rides a mysterious mechanical horse that transforms into a magical flying companion. Together, they journey into the sky where she bravely plucks a star and fills
A little monkey with big stories falls overboard in a storm and is rescued by a gentle dolphin, who listens patiently as the monkey invents silly stories about being the “King of the Monkeys.” As they travel to shore, th
Caden and Johnny start out arguing because one wants to play superheroes and the other wants to play pirates, but everything changes when Johnny’s treasure map blows away and they have to work together to get it back. As
In this reimaging of a Chinese folktale four playful dragons hear the people crying on land for rain so their crops can grow. They are hungry and need rain. The dragons stop playing and carry water from the sea and relea
Clara notices a strange blue light in her room and finds a tiny green alien who has landed on her bed in a little spaceship. Even though she cannot understand what he is saying, she keeps trying to help until she figures
An interactive bedtime story for kids about a curious fox who hears a mysterious boom in the forest and sets out to find it. He guesses all kinds of things it might be but when he finally pounces into a clearing, he disc
Little Troll refuses to take a bath no matter what Papa Troll tries, even though his smell is so terrible that flowers grow between his toes and forest animals faint. After many failed bribes and silly songs, Papa Troll
Ami wants to find a very, very good friend, her grandmother tells her she must wear a wooden bowl on her head and never take it off if she wants to find one. Even when her family questions her and other children tease he
Nate dreams of building a robot as big as a house, but each attempt falls short of the amazing creation he imagines. Even when he feels frustrated and wants to quit, he keeps trying, learning new skills and improving his
Everyone in the family is exhausted except for the baby, who refuses to sleep and is passed from her little brother to her sister, then to Mommy and finally to Daddy as each sings a playful song about what to do with her
In a colorful coral reef where everyone plays tag, Cedric the seahorse feels too slow to join in—until he introduces a new game called hide and seek. When Cedric’s natural camouflage makes him impossible to find, the ree
Snatchasaurus keeps grabbing things he likes—lollipops, swings, brownies, even his teacher’s mustache—without thinking, leaving his classmates upset and confused. When his teacher explains that sometimes hands are faster
When Ibbity sets out to find the strongest thing in the world, he meets trees, wind, hills, and tigers — each stronger than the last, but none believe they are the strongest of all. The reimagined folk tale follows Ibbit
Gertrude is a dragon who desperately wants to breathe fire like the others, but no matter how hard she tries, only flowers come out. Afraid she doesn’t belong, she faces the annual dragon celebration expecting rejection—
When Flossie the flamingo hatches under the moon, she decides she will fly there one day. She practices flying farther and farther—across a stream, a pond, a lake, and even through the night—but discovers she cannot reac
In this reimagined folktale from the Philippines a young boy eagerly goes to the market to buy ten coconuts for his mom and decides to run home to prove he can be fast. Each time he rushes, his cart crashes and the cocon
When Olive’s handmade birthday card disappears on the very day she needs it, young listeners follow her emotional journey from frustration to resilience. Perfect for a calming bedtime routine, this screen-free children’s
Piggy’s Big Plan is a playful, sing-along bedtime story that helps children learn how to handle disappointment when plans fall apart. When a mud puddle disappears on a hot day, Piggy and her animal friends have to make a
When Alex loses his mitten in the snow, a line of woodland animals discovers its cozy warmth! From hedgehog to bear, each squeezes in until one tiny mouse causes a big surprise. This charming retelling of The Mitten by S
Join Cami and her beloved stuffed sloth, Slothy, in a touching story that helps kids cope with sadness, separation, and worry. Perfect for parents seeking emotional regulation tools, mindfulness stories, and calming bedt
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Wink: Stories for Better Bedtimes is hosted by BYUradio. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 56 episodes.
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