Those cheeky fish, Sonny and Van are back in the latest episode and this time their big energy has landed them in a rather echoey predicament.

After ignoring a VERY clear sign and sneaking into Echo Cave, one small mistake quickly turns into a full-blown cave catastrophe. But when the cave starts repeating every unkind thing Sonny and Van say about themselves, they discover something much more important than how to find their way back out.

This funny, gentle story explores impulsivity, making mistakes, negative self-talk and that horrible feeling of being “too much.” With a little help from Pearl the Puffer Fish and Odin the Octopus, Sonny and Van learn that making a mistake doesn’t make you bad, your loudest thoughts aren’t always true and sometimes the best thing you can do is pause, breathe and choose your next right step.

Perfect for big-energy kids, fast-moving brains and any little legend learning to speak to themselves with a bit more kindness.

And yes… there is also one respectfully approved bum joke.

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Thanks so much for joining us for another adventure with Steph and the Storytime Crew.

I'm Steph, an Integrative Therapist based in Perth, Australia, and I specialise in helping sensitive kids understand their big feelings, regulate their nervous systems and discover just how incredible they truly are.

These stories were born from my own journey as a mum. My son needed a fun, gentle way to understand emotions, friendships, confidence, anxiety, resilience, and all the wonderfully messy parts of growing up. So I started creating stories that could spark conversations, build emotional literacy and help children feel seen, safe and understood.

If these stories have become a special part of your family's bedtime or your child would benefit from some extra support, I'd love to help. I work with children and families both in person and remotely around the globe through nervous system reset sessions and holistic wellbeing support.

You can find out more, book a session, or explore my other resources at www.whitespacewellbeing.com.au, or come and say hello on Instagram @whitespace_wellbeing_perth or @stephandthestorytimecrew.

Until next time, keep being kind, keep being curious, and always remember... you matter, you belong and you are wonderful exactly as you are.

What happens when your family is about to grow, but your heart starts wondering where you fit?

In this heartfelt Storytime Crew adventure, we meet Myles the Mandrill Monkey. With his bright blue and red nose, his very pink bottom, and a heart full of questions, Myles is about to become a big brother... again.

As everyone around him gets excited for the new baby, Myles quietly wonders...

Will Mum and Dad still have time for me?

Will there still be enough love?

Do I still matter?

With a little help from the wise (and wonderfully cheeky) Gus the Gorilla, Myles discovers that love isn't something that gets divided when a new baby arrives. It grows, just like the branches of the magnificent Love Tree.

This gentle, funny bedtime story is perfect for children preparing to welcome a new sibling, especially those experiencing worries, jealousy, uncertainty or big emotions about becoming a big brother or sister.

In this episode, children will learn:

• Why it's normal to have mixed feelings about a new baby
• That love grows as families grow
• That they will always have a special place in their family
• A simple Love Tree reminder to help them feel safe, loved and connected

So snuggle up, take a deep breath and join Myles on a heartwarming jungle adventure that reminds every child of one very important truth...

You matter. You belong. And there will always be enough love for you.

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Thanks so much for joining us for another adventure with Steph and the Storytime Crew.

I'm Steph, an Integrative Therapist based in Perth, Australia, and I specialise in helping sensitive kids understand their big feelings, regulate their nervous systems and discover just how incredible they truly are.

These stories were born from my own journey as a mum. My son needed a fun, gentle way to understand emotions, friendships, confidence, anxiety, resilience, and all the wonderfully messy parts of growing up. So I started creating stories that could spark conversations, build emotional literacy and help children feel seen, safe and understood.

If these stories have become a special part of your family's bedtime or your child would benefit from some extra support, I'd love to help. I work with children and families both in person and remotely around the globe through nervous system reset sessions and holistic wellbeing support.

You can find out more, book a session, or explore my other resources at www.whitespacewellbeing.com.au, or come and say hello on Instagram @whitespace_wellbeing_perth or @stephandthestorytimecrew.

Until next time, keep being kind, keep being curious, and always remember... you matter, you belong and you are wonderful exactly as you are.

Clark the Shark wants everyone to know he is definitely, absolutely, positively not afraid of the dark.

Not even a tiny bit.

Except… he very much is.

When Clark’s favourite glow-worm light goes missing, he must swim into the shadowy part of Rainbow Reef with his friends to find it. Along the way, and some help from his friends, Clark discovers suspicious seaweed, dramatic socks, a very sleepy turtle, and the truth about what bravery really means.

This funny and heartwarming Steph and the Storytime Crew adventure helps kids understand that being brave does not mean never feeling scared. Sometimes bravery looks like telling the truth, breathing like waves, finding safe things around you, and taking one tiny fin-step forward.

Perfect for kids who feel nervous at bedtime, scared of the dark or need a gentle reminder that they can feel both scared and brave at the very same time.

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Thanks so much for joining us for another adventure with Steph and the Storytime Crew.

I'm Steph, an Integrative Therapist based in Perth, Australia, and I specialise in helping sensitive kids understand their big feelings, regulate their nervous systems and discover just how incredible they truly are.

These stories were born from my own journey as a mum. My son needed a fun, gentle way to understand emotions, friendships, confidence, anxiety, resilience, and all the wonderfully messy parts of growing up. So I started creating stories that could spark conversations, build emotional literacy and help children feel seen, safe and understood.

If these stories have become a special part of your family's bedtime or your child would benefit from some extra support, I'd love to help. I work with children and families both in person and remotely around the globe through nervous system reset sessions and holistic wellbeing support.

You can find out more, book a session, or explore my other resources at www.whitespacewellbeing.com.au, or come and say hello on Instagram @whitespace_wellbeing_perth or @stephandthestorytimecrew.

Until next time, keep being kind, keep being curious, and always remember... you matter, you belong and you are wonderful exactly as you are.