Bedtime Stories for 5 Years Old
- myNachiketa
- Aug 11
- 2 min read
Bedtime is a special time when the world slows down, and everything becomes calm and quiet. It’s the perfect moment to get under your blanket and listen to a lovely story. They make you smile, dream, and sometimes even teach you something new.
Stories that come from the Vedas, the Upanishads, and the Mahabharata are filled with wise lessons, brave heroes, talking animals, and even gods who walk on earth. In these stories, we meet kind kings, clever children, and powerful beings who teach us how to be good, brave, and truthful.
myNachiketa presents bedtime stories for 5-years-old to read and enjoy.
Join little Meera at the grand Jagannath Rath Yatra in Puri as she learns about Balarama, the elder brother of Bhagwan Krishna and avatar of Sheshnaga. Discover his bravery against demons like Dhenukasura, his love for farming, and his role as a protector. Read this beautiful children’s story teaching strength, kindness, and the importance of standing up for what is right
This is a sweet and simple story for kids that teaches that the strength and goodness we seek are already inside us—we just have to discover them. Arun feels he’s not special until his grandfather teaches him that, like a dull stone hiding a gem, everyone has beauty and strength inside. This moral story about believing in yourself.
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Read this beautiful story that teaches us that true friendship is about trust, understanding, and support. Vasu and Raja often argued, but a lesson from their teacher about Krishna and Arjuna taught them the true meaning of friendship—trust, forgiveness, support, and helping each other do what’s right. A heartwarming moral story for children.
This is a children’s story from the Mahabharata about how Arjuna chose Krishna over a mighty army, showing that wisdom, humility, and the right guidance matter more than strength. Find out why Krishna became Parthasarathi, Arjuna’s charioteer, and how this choice led to victory.
This is the story of a kind cowherd who wanted to know about God. A wise yogi told him to think of God as the big bull in his herd. The cowherd cared for the bull with love and faith until one day he felt God’s presence in his heart. A simple story that teaches children that God can be found anywhere when we love and serve with sincerity.
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