Bedtime Stories for 3 Years Old
- myNachiketa
- Aug 8
- 2 min read
Bedtime stories are sweet, dreamy tales we tell children before they go to sleep. They are full of fun, magic, and gentle lessons. These stories help kids relax, feel safe, and have sweet dreams. Listening to a bedtime story can also make children curious, teach them kindness, and bring parents and kids closer. It’s a warm and happy way to end the tiring day.
myNachiketa presents bedtime stories for 3-years-old to read and enjoy.
Read this beautiful children’s story about Ravi’s school picnic, where he learns from a wise bird that true happiness comes from being content with what we have, not wishing for something else. This story teaches us to find happiness at all times.
This story teaches us to think before believing anything. This is a fun summer vacation story where Kumar visits his grandparents’ village, does not believe a ghost rumor, and teaches friends the value of thinking before believing and facing challenges bravely.
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Read this amazing story of Shivani, who learns from her grandma that God is our true friend, always ready to help in times of need. Through an act of kindness—feeding the poor—Shivani discovers that faith and gratitude bring unexpected help. A gentle tale teaching children about friendship, kindness, and trusting God.
This is a sweet story of twin brothers Karan and Kabir, where Karan teaches Kabir the value of being happy with what we have. Through a simple act of sharing a laddoo on Saraswati Puja, children learn about contentment, kindness, and smiling through life’s little disappointments.
This story teaches us to learn new things in life and to keep our minds and thoughts fresh and new. Read this amazing New Year story of the Sharma family’s trip to Shimla, where fun adventures, new learnings, and a wise sadhu’s words teach children that real newness comes from fresh, positive thoughts
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