Comet: Part 3 pairs a violet sky with a careful, slightly tense rescue home.
Comet: Part 3 keeps the bedtime-story drift alive, moving between wonder and unease as the sky shifts from black, or very dark blue, to violet with the comet drawing near.

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Based on 4 episodes we listened to · July 2026
A warm, conversational bedtime-story show where a child listener's questions help steer the adventure.
Bedtime Stories for the Discerning Child sits in the bedtime corner of Kids & Family, with stories that sound made in the room rather than polished flat.
You want bedtime storytelling where the kid in bed gets script notes.
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Comet: Part 3 pairs a violet sky with a careful, slightly tense rescue home.
Comet: Part 3 keeps the bedtime-story drift alive, moving between wonder and unease as the sky shifts from black, or very dark blue, to violet with the comet drawing near.
Sibling chatter and a comet watch turn bedtime into a small, quiet adventure.
Comet: Part 2 follows the bedtime plan after it is already underway, with the children still talking through the sneak-out and the comet watch.
A bedtime comet story that treats growing up, twin distance, and math like living things.
Comet: Part 1 starts in a light, teasing register, with a back-and-forth about age, math, and whether getting older is really worth the trouble.
A gentle bedtime history detour that makes paintings feel alive and slightly mysterious.
Painting the Past starts like a quiet bedtime chat and then drifts into history, old paintings, and the idea that art can work like a time machine. The piece keeps a warm, hands-on feel. It moves from a story about a baby on a chest to B.C.


Classic tales, calmly brought back to life.

Folktales with music, heart, and momentum.

Bedtime stories with comic bite.

Fast, familiar story time for young listeners.

Frogopolis chaos with a bedtime-story frame.
The episode starts with a memory of telling a first story to a newborn and settles into the quiet rhythm of a parent-child exchange.
The host and her daughter brainstorm a story about three kids with unique skills, leading into a narrative about twins Indy and Ruby drifting apart as a comet approaches Earth, with their brother Isaac planning a midnight adventure to see it.
A lonely, talking log befriends a little girl who wants to ride it in the ocean.
A child named Teddy lives in a town divided by a high stone wall, yearning to connect with the people on the other side.
The story opens with bedtime chatter and the last move in a plan to sneak out and watch a comet.
Chapter 3 of Bedtime Stories for the Discerning Child: Comet follows Indy, Ruby, Alex, Sam, Jordan, and Izzy as the sky over North Vancouver turns violet and the comet comes into view.
A story about a child named Beckett learning about constellations and the beauty of stars in space.
Return to Magic City: Part 3 follows Murr and Grace as they learn that Fish has been returning from Magic City through doors connected to different timelines.
A golden boy says he has been trapped for “a thousand years” and needs one child to replace him.