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- Herausgeber: Ella Swan
- Kategorie: Für Kinder und Jugendliche
- Sprache: Englisch
Ever wished bedtime could be a splash of magic and not a tidal wave of struggles? It’s time to dive into a world where mermaids are the bedtime heroes!
Tired of bedtime battles that make you feel like you’re herding cats?
Looking for bedtime stories that make your child sleepy, not hyperactive?
Looking for the secret sauce to bedtime that doesn’t involve constantly negotiating with tiny humans?
Banish bedtime blues and say hello to a wave of calm in “Mermaid Bedtime Stories for Kids”.
Picture this: your child peacefully drifting into dreamland, guided by soothing stories of mermaids going on their deep-sea adventures. Bedtime struggles? A thing of the past. Embrace a world where each mermaid tale (pun fully intended) is a lullaby for bedtime chaos!
Ready to enjoy nights filled with mermaid wonders and dreamy delights? Here’s what you’ll get:
- Snooze-Inducing Daily Wind-Downs: Send your little one from hyper to calm with a soothing new routine filled with tales that are like a lullaby on steroids.
- Valuable Lessons to Be Learned: Sneakily teach life lessons through mermaid adventures, so bedtime is not just entertaining but educational.
- A Deep Sense of Calm: Teach your child how to decompress after a long hectic day of fun, school, and play—all while making lasting memories.
And more!
If you’ve been dreaming of easy, stress-free nights where your child just willingly hops into bed, then bid farewell to bedtime battles with “ Mermaid Bedtime Stories for Kids”!
Ready to trade nightly woes for underwater adventures? Grab your copy of “Mermaid Bedtime Stories for Kids” today!
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024
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Mermaid Bedtime Stories For Kids
A Collection of Relaxing Mermaid Sleep Fairy Tales to Help Your Children and Toddlers Fall Asleep! Lovely Mermaid Fantasy Stories to Dream about all Night!
Ella Swan
Copyright © 2024 by Ella Swan
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Contents
A Fresh Wave Of Gratitude
Long ago, there was an enchanted mermaid kingdom called Oceania. Oceania was filled with so many lovely mermaids. They had the brightest colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue…all the colors of the rainbow. They didn’t have just one color each; every mermaid had a combination of different colors. One mermaid could have a tail with three colors – or more! Even the patterns of their tails were different. No two mermaids looked the same.
There was a young mermaid called Lumina. Lumina was a pretty mermaid with a shiny mane and scales that reflected the gorgeous blue of the ocean. Her scales had so many colors – and the colors sometimes changed!
Lumina had another trait aside from her gorgeous tail: she had a curious mind. She wanted to know everything. She asked lots of questions about anything that caught her interest.
Lumina was fascinated by humans. They were so strange to her, so beautiful. Her curiosity about humans grew to fascination. Then one day, she also wished she was human. Humans were far more interesting than mermaids, or so she thought.
Every sunrise, she swam to the surface and sat on a rock. Then she spent a long time watching the humans. Their skins were fascinating to her; they didn’t have scales. Their hair was also unlike hers. It looked so soft that she dreamed of touching it. And they didn’t have tails. They had legs. They could walk around and do whatever they wanted. It was all so thrilling!
Lumina wondered what it would be like to have legs instead of a tail. She would walk all over the dry land. She would see so many places and do so many things.
She thought of the humans as wonderful creatures and often returned to Oceania sad because she was a mermaid instead of a human. She wished she looked like them. She wished she could live on land, walk with feet and have smooth skin. Lumina didn’t care that Oceania was beautiful and colorful; she just wanted to be human.
One day, when Lumina went above the water to watch the humans, there was a human girl on her rock. She was a beautiful girl and had golden blonde hair. She also had the kindest eyes.
At first, Lumina wanted to run away. But she thought to herself, “Who knows? Maybe I could learn more about humans from her.”
When the human girl saw her, her eyes were wide in amazement. “Are you a mermaid?” she asked, staring at Lumina.
Lumina nodded and climbed on the rock, sitting beside the human girl.
“My name's Lumina,” she said.
“What's yours?”
“I'm Bella, and you're beautiful!” the girl said.
“You have wonderful scales. The brightest eyes. And your mane is perfect.”
Lumina felt shy all of a sudden. She’d never met a human before, and she was surprised that Bella thought she was beautiful.
“I wish I was a mermaid, just like you. I'd show everyone my beautiful tail and scales. And I'd be able to swim whenever and however I want.”
Lumina couldn’t believe it. While she wanted to be a human, this human wanted to be a mermaid!
“I’ve always wished I could be human. I wish I could walk on two feet and have smooth skin and silky hair like you. Oh, I’d be the happiest!”
Bella’s eyes shone with excitement. “I have an idea. You can show me your world, and then I’ll show you mine. That would be so exciting!”
Lumina was so happy!
“That’s a wonderful idea!” she said, clapping her hands.
“Let’s start with your world,” Bella told her.
And so it was that on that day, Lumina and her new human friend, Bella, dove into the water and headed for Oceania.
But there was a problem.
Bella couldn’t stay in the water as long as Lumina did. She had to bring her head above the water many times for air.
Lumina didn’t understand it. Bella couldn’t survive underwater?
“Why can’t you just breathe in the water like I do?” she asked Bella as they swam to Oceania.
“Because I’m human,” Bella answered.
“I see humans swim in the water all the time.” She was genuinely confused.
“Humans can’t breathe underwater, so we have to return to the surface for air. We’re not like you.”
Lumina couldn’t believe it. Humans couldn’t breathe underwater? So, if she became human like Bella, she would never be able to stay as long in water. She didn’t like that at all. She enjoyed being underwater. She loved swimming and exploring the ocean. How could she enjoy being human if she couldn’t breathe in the water?
Then, she discovered another problem. Bella couldn’t swim as fast as her.
“Why aren’t you fast?” Lumina asked Bella.
“Because I don’t have scales, a tail, and fins like you do. My body isn’t made for water. It’s made for dry land.”
Then it dawned on Lumina. Her tail, scales, and fins helped her swim as fast as possible. It was like how humans could walk on two feet on dry land.
She was made to live in the ocean. Every part of her supported her life. She enjoyed fast swimming. She didn’t ever want to be as slow as Bella.
Maybe there was something special about being a mermaid, after all.
Finally, they arrived in Oceania. As she showed Bella all of the beautiful mermaids, pearls, caves, and plants, she also began to see how beautiful Oceania really was.
“Those are the most beautiful seaweeds I’ve ever seen. Can I touch them?” asked Bella.
“Of course!” cried Lumina. A strange sense of pride began to well up inside her as she watched Bella’s fascination.
She showed Bella the colorful stones that were kept at the bottom of the ocean and used to light up the kingdom at night. She narrated how very colorful it was when the stones came alive at night.
When they got to the rainbow coral reefs filled with the most colorful plants and creatures, Lumina watched Bella get lost in its beauty.
She, too, looked on at the wondrous beauty that was Oceania.
“You have such a beautiful home, Lumina,” Bella said. “It’s got everything. The colors, the lights, different creatures, the beautiful blue water. Why on earth would you trade that?”
