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Ms. Sami"s Storytime

Welcome to Ms. Sami"s Storytime! The cozy storytime podcast for kids ages 2–6! Hi, I"m Ms. Sami, and I"m so glad you"re here! I"m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and have also taught SEL (social emotional learning) in schools. In each episode, I share tales about animals and explore big feelings. Every episode includes an SEL tool for coping with big and small feelings. These stories are great for your little one, whether they feel wiggly, worried, or excited. These short episodes are

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The Snail Who Wanted to Zoom

Ms. Sami"s Storytime ·

2025/07/29

In today’s story, we meet Sly the Snail, who dreams of zooming like his speedy friend Zippy the Dragonfly. But when Sly tries to go too fast and ends up stuck, he feels frustrated, mad, and a little sad. That’s when Zippy teaches him a special trick — how to turn his body into soft spaghetti instead of stiff spaghetti, helping him relax and calm down.This gentle tale helps little ones understand big emotions, introduces the idea of a “spaghetti body” to release tension, and shows that fun

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The Shark That Did Not Want To Dance

Ms. Sami"s Storytime ·

2025/07/29

In our very first episode of Ms. Sami’s Storytime for Kids, dive under the sea for a heartwarming kids’ story about a shy shark and a playful octopus who find a mysterious underwater treasure chest. The twist? The only way to open it is by dancing! 🐙🦈This gentle children’s story helps little ones explore feelings of shyness, courage, friendship, and self-expression. With sweet encouragement and the power of kindness, this story is perfect for:Bedtime routines to calm kids and help them wind

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