My Baby Monsters: Kids Stories, Children Music, Children's Books, Kid Art, & Fun Storytelling - Old Time Radio Movie - Podcas

It's never easy to move. Fortunately. stories are a great tool for helping children confront their fears. As this is a difficult subject, some of the content in this special episode may be inapropiate for very young children. Therefore, parental discression is advised. Also, sorry in advance for the sound quality of this podcast, this episode was done while we were on the move. Stories featured in the podcast: (to read a story or add to it, click the link) - Once upon a time there was a caterpillar - The ice cream that moved - The shopping cart that moved - A sad story about a cookie who moved Art featured in podcast: (available at the My Baby Monster Children's Art Mon-STORE) - Baby Monster Grandpa - Always has time to tell a tale, always has time to listen. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad)

It's My Baby Monsters' fairy-tale podcast with princesses, princess, dragons, chocolate, Monarch Butterflies, and Darth Vader... and they all lived happily every after. Stories featured in the podcast: (to read a story or add to it, click the link) - The poor princess who ate pickles - The dragon flied off, but not with the prince - But it was a Monarch Butterfly - Cha-ching (Money Money) Art featured in podcast: (available at the My Baby Monster Children's Art Mon-STORE) - Baby Monster Grandma - Always has time to play a game, always has time for baking. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad)

In My Baby Monsters’ first podcast, learn who we are and why we eat. Stories featured in the podcast (to read a story or add to it, click the link): - Snap snap snap (no more oranges) - The wild strawberry - The hamburger song Art featured in podcast: (available at the My Baby Monster Children's Art Mon-STORE) - Baby Monster Sun Flower - Growing, exploring, reaching for the sky. The beginning and end of every day. - About My Baby Monsters, the children's story sharing podcast: - Listen to the stories of a child, and then add your own ending. My Baby Monsters are silly and whimsical. In addition to fun, this family storytelling podcast (created by a five year old girl and her daddy) is an educational blend of playful learning and technology designed to help children develop and communicate. Have fun, -- Josie (and dad)